The final predictive model is embodied in a Java package that could be readily embedded within an information system to calculate patient-specific readmission probabilities.
Figural scale embodied interactions involve grasping and moving physical objects or controlling virtual objects as if they were real objects that could be manipulated using the hands.
A supervillain spends an entire standoff talking about the Shanghainese meal she had after going down to Occupy Wall Street for the first time — "to be near a moment that would exist only briefly, so that we could embody the flicker of their protest, a protest that seemed dangerous, that seemed real".
"I used the Greek theatrical technique of masking so that I could allow myself to become the character, so that I could embody the issues and stories he was pursuing to extremes that I would never have been able to if I was just writing as an objective creator, as the distanced auteur," Furman told The Creators Project.
The final, smallest section of the exhibition focuses on the Yoruba belief that they could embody sacred beings and gods through the ceremonial wearing of masks and costumes.
And yet Trump, who may have set out on his campaign merely as a branding exercise, sooner or later recognized that he could embody and manipulate these dark forces.
The following enumeration of gap junctional properties in glial syncytia may support the hypothesis that gap junctions could embody negation operators in the sense of a generation of negative language in glial syncytia: First, gap junctions communicate through ion currents in a bidirectional manner, comparable to negation operators defined as exchange relations.
All this time I pictured them as the fun and wacky cartoons who, you would think, could embody that same animated energy on stage.
It is hypothesized that the neuronal network could embody the permutations of a permutographic system.
Connelly said it was what was behind Welliver's eyes that convinced him that he was the actor who could embody Bosch.
