For my children, for myself, it's important to celebrate Christmas not only through words and hymns and spiritual practices, but through the embodiment of celebration and delight, through cookie swaps and presents around the tree and wreaths on the door.
Through the embodiment of direct linkage of oligothiophenes to the nitrogen atom of a donor amine in the bridged donor acceptor module, a novel and efficient organic sensitizer (AG3) has been designed, synthesized and applied in dye-sensitized solar cells.
As we consider learning through embodied actions and what embodiment of conceptual knowledge looks like as an outcome of learning, we are likely to find a similar rich diversity beneath the surface.
The idea that TEIs can engage specific aspects of spatial cognition through embodiment and intervention leads to a refined sense of the impact of design decisions on user experience and cognition.
Rooted in a deep exploration of Nishnaabeg intellectual processes, theory and methodology, As We Have Always Done is a window into Indigenous worlds manifest through the collective embodiment of our theoretical practices.
But far from merely portraying it, he sees it through different embodiments of the "truth force" that is satyagraha: Tolstoy, Tagore and Martin Luther King – a past, a present and a future.
Bozeman is an embodiment of fighting through adversity.
Rebecca's mother, Eloise, flutters through this story as the embodiment of a past generation's frustrations.
Lemmon, from the mid-1950s theough the '70s, was the embodiment of beleaguered middle-class manhood in a changing world — a decent guy who somehow had trouble catching a break, and who always looked as if he felt guilty about something.
Mikhail Baryshnikov's tenure as Ballet Theater's artistic director from 1980 through last September was the embodiment of this trend or aberration, depending upon one's point of view.
