Sentence examples for the system embodies from inspiring English sources
The system embodies mechanisms that are potential targets for foods designed to influence satiety.
While the system embodies a number of limitations that are discussed, this research demonstrates how concepts borrowed from the construction grammar framework can aid in taking initial steps towards building systems that can acquire and produce event language through interaction with the world.
The system embodies two basic principles: (1) alphabetic letters from the English alphabet are used to write Ottawa, but with Ottawa sound values; (2) the system is phonemic in nature, in that each letter or letter combination indicates its basic sound value, and does not reflect all the phonetic detail that occurs.
Short-lived in their affections, easily offended, impressed with showboating stadiums of cheering automatons, blindly vicious, the boy and the system embody a topsy-turvy puerility.
In parallel to the mechanical design, the knowledge of the system embodied in the mathematical model is profited in the design of a control strategy for tracking and positioning.
In these pages, I have expressed support for cap-and-trade mechanisms to address climate change, including the system embodied in the Waxman-Markey legislation that emerged from the House in June of last year.
(1) The innovation system is more comprehensive than R&D and S&T; thus, the innovation system embodies the R&D and/or S&T systems.
As a first step in the modelling of the complex system embodying the 11,611 m long Mont Blanc road tunnel, and its ventilation facilities, a movable 5-point survey rake was designed and built-up, for detecting the distribution of the axial velocity on the tunnel cross-section.
The Indian caste system embodies much of the social stratification and many of the social restrictions found in the Indian subcontinent.
Thanks to Paul's followers, like Timothy and Titus (Gentile converts) the church found its new home in the honor system embodied in the Roman Patriarchal family (paterfamilias) as expressed in their pastoral letters.
This highlights the importance of avoiding the so-called dropout syndrome because if trained technicians leave their posts, continuing operation of RET hardware may be placed at risk if they were the only holders in the village of the hybrid system embodied cultural capital.
