The world is formed in conjunction with the individual embodied selves who interact in it; like Einstein's space-time, it is not independent of the things "in" it and does not preexist them.
In reality, there is ambiguity in the individual, embodied experience of symptom development (i.e. from sensation to symptom), because of its grounding in social context [ 22], meaning that dates reported are more akin to interpreted estimates.
In its fine, thoughtful and varied detail, the building speaks to passing New Yorkers at a scale that seems to respect them as individual, embodied citizens.
The individual embodies the entrepreneurial function.
Whether they're 8 or 18, these individuals embody hardworking, dedicated people who are not hindered by the fact that they're, in most cases, not even able to vote.
No individual embodies the trust of the public more than the president, who is elected by the people.
Each one of these individuals embodies hope, determination, commitment, and personal development.
It is surely significant that several of them end in suicide, as if the self-destruction of individuals embodied the disaster of a whole society rushing into oblivion.
There have been two examples of individuals embodying this positive trait promoted by faith in the past few weeks, both in religion and politics.
The research sheds light on the ways that individuals embody the practices, routines and rhythms of everyday life and exercise agency within highly restricted broader landscapes of care.
In order to balance professional perceptions of an individual's 'frailty' with an individual's embodied and lived experience, we suggest that health and social care providers take an individual's own approach to managing their condition as the starting point for any support offered.
