W. T. Chan, for example, believes that the text "embodied" the teachings of Laozi, although it was not written until the fourth century (1963, 74).
Organizational discourse "refers to the structured collection of texts embodied in the practices of talking and writing (as well as a wide variety of visual representations and cultural artefacts) that bring organizationally related objects into being as these texts are produced, disseminated and consumed" [ 25].
CE scholarly texts are thus eclectic: CE editors chose variants they judge to be authorial from texts subsequent to the copy-text to create a text ideally embodying Cooper's final intentions.
The current study was designed to evaluate three effects among students learning about the human cardiovascular system: the modality effect (narration vs. on-screen text), the embodied agent effect (narration + agent vs. on-screen text), and the image effect (narration + agent vs. narration).
In a commentary on "Infinite Now," she writes that the texts embody, from male and female perspectives alike, "an existential state of nakedness where the ordinary sense of control and reason is stripped away".
My friend's wisdom explains why I say that beyond learning about and learning from one another's sacred texts, we need to learn how those texts are embodied in real people.
The text contains themes embodying the theme of filial loyalty, and as in the Analects, such loyalty takes precedence over public justice.
But there's a massive blind-spot, one that seems to be shared by a number of writers who have published anti-religious texts recently, embodied in the following excerpt from the diary: "A three-hour debate with the Reverend Mark Roberts..
These opportunities to prepare revised editions for Spy and Pioneers provided Cooper with a new set of challenges in collaborating with more experienced and professional firms to revise early texts to embody his final intentions.
They are all embraced by the three following propositions: First, that there was a total want of power in the court to treat the matters charged in the information as a contempt and punish it accordingly as a result of the provisions of section 268 of the Judicial Code (embodying the text of the Act of March 2, 1831, c. 99, 4 Stat.
Secondly, design rationale is mainly described using text, which often embodies much relevant design knowledge.
