In Persuasion, Austen advances the sense of embodied language from her earlier work to language as sensory immersion, particularly through the sensation of words as sounds.
According to Noam Chomsky's original linguistic program, to use language is to embody certain structural principles, and all language users are able to produce a potentially infinite number of grammatical strings via recursive embedding (Chomsky 1968).
But perhaps no poet succeeded in creating a singular poetic language to embody the era as fully as D. A. Powell did in his extraordinary triptych "Repast," which is comprised of the collections "Tea," "Lunch," and "Cocktails," and was recently published in a single volume for the first time.
Utilizing data on how contracting practices responded to the decision, we ask whether the market response indicates that parties in fact intended for the small variations in their contract language to embody a particular meaning.
Theories of embodied language suggest that the motor system is differentially called into action when processing motor-related versus abstract content words or sentences.
Many of the studies on embodied language processing have focused thus far on the semantics of single words (nouns or verbs) (for instance [12], [35] [37]).
nesC is an extension to the C programming language designed to embody the structuring concepts and execution model of TinyOS.
Powerfully built and speaking confident English as well as halting Russian and French, the language student seemed to embody the revolution's proudest achievement, the health and education of a generation that is, in matters of health at least, strikingly better off than their parents.
Some books seemed to embody "femininity" and in others the use of language became androgynous.
Cross-linguistic transfer embodies language learners' use of linguistic knowledge of their first language to leverage the learning of a second language.
Just the fact that it's a gestural, embodied language that takes connection between hands and facial gestures, it is inherently theatrical and inherently poetic.
