Sentence examples for the first embodiment from inspiring English sources

This paper describes the first embodiment of 4D printing.

Alexander Hamilton was the first embodiment and definer of this creed.

So, this is humoral medicine, the first embodiment of scientific medicine.

Professor Frank Snowden: Without more ado, then, we'll turn to our topic of the morning, which is about the first embodiment of a rational scientific medicine, which is rather an extraordinary one because it lasts from the fifth century B.C. down to the nineteenth century as a dominant — not exclusive — but a dominant medical scientific paradigm.

Bitcoin was the first embodiment of this innovation.

It was created for the opening of the hotel in 1926 by Maynard Dixon and Frank Von Sloun, and has been called "the first embodiment of Queen Califia" though criticized as showing her "haughty and aloof".

In its first embodiment, the AP system may involve only one or two devices; however, we believe it will continue to expand as we learn more about what users want and need through ongoing, long-term home studies.

How did Jian'an bifurcate into two distinct nostalgias, one of which was the first paradigmatic embodiment of wen (literary graces, cultural patterning), and the other of wu (heroic martial virtue)?

After all, for many digital companies, Internet Of Things devices represent the first physical embodiment in the real world, following a generation in which online, intangible development reigned supreme.

"Toolroom Live 01 is the first big embodiment of that, but there will be a huge string of singles from the label that really define what #RESET means," Mark commented.

The first technical embodiment of catalytic cracking was introduced in 1915, when McAfee at Gulf Refining Company developed a catalyst based on aluminum chloride.