The world is a product of these eight forms, consists of them, and can exist and fulfill its task only because the eight embodiments cooperate.
Another Shaiva doctrine posits eight "embodiments" of Shiva as the elements of nature ether, wind, fire, water, earth and the Sun, the Moon, and the sacrificer, or consecrated worshiper (also called atman).
Adrian presumably believes that his novel has maintained similar ties to its mythic underpinnings; he hinges the climax of "The Great Night" on a confrontation between two embodiments of eternal forces, Titania and Puck, a clash in which one of the mortals will play a decisive role.
These two embodiments of conscience, together with Mr. Kenner, chart how and why the villains not only outnumber the heroes in contemporary food production, but also how and why they outbluff, outmuscle and outspend their opponents by billions of often government-subsidized dollars.
It is surely suggestive, at the very least, that the two embodiments of the struggle over Iraq policy within the second Bush Administration were a pair of father figures who had played central roles in the first Bush's war against Iraq.
It can also mean the four embodiments of the hosshin.
We categorize mechanisms that can be used in SBBs and show two embodiments: one with leaf springs with a range of positions with negative stiffness and one with torsion springs and a non-linear cam mechanism.
Note that the evaluation (Critic) and action selection (Actor) subsystems are split into two embodiments (brain and IA), creating a symbiotic brain-machine system due to the real-time feedback.
These included using similar signals, such as colours or sounds across both embodiments, or adding new modalities, like voice or written signals to suggest that the two embodiments housed the same agent.
Two embodiment concepts for high-speed end milling are developed as a case study based on the proposed conceptual design methodology.
