Under the theory of the "unitary executive," the President is seen as uniquely embodying the executive branch.
This workshop explores the uniquely embodied and relational nature of storytelling and story receiving in Life History Interviews conducted with LGBTQ Young Adults (age 18-25) whaveave previously been incarcerated in girls detention facilities in New York State.
Such a measure would give students opportunities uniquely embodied in the arts: to access diverse ancient and contemporary cultures, deal with ambiguity, critique self and others, and express their deepest feelings in a medium in which they are comfortable -- all experiences critical for the young adolescent.
Born in Dresden in 1932, Gerhard Richter was first educated under the prevailing doctrine of Socialist Realism and retrained after emigrating to West Germany, thus uniquely embodying the division of Germany during the Cold War.
In modern Japanese history, such reactive cultural self-obsession and self-assertion has taken either the form of denying Japan's deep-rooted traditional connections with its East Asian neighbors, or the form of claiming that Japan has uniquely embodied and perfected "the essence of the East".
This phenomenon, largely experienced in the Western world, and uniquely embodied in the founding of the United States and the horrific legacy of chattel slavery isn't simply the belief of a few radical, racist, xenophobic idealists.
The structure of the node processing system is algorithmic but uniquely embodies preferred or weighted pathway choices, based on physiological needs, sociological needs, associative memory encapsulation and many other features.
Since I was a programmer in my academic life I figured it couldn't be that hard to make a website, so I plugged-in, hacked my website together over a weekend, and fell in love with the intersection of design and technology that web development uniquely embodies.
Wyszynski, a man with great moral authority, had seemed uniquely to embody Polish national aspirations.
Hence, experience is conceived as uniquely perspectival, embodied and situated.
With help from a partisan media that was openly sympathetic to Western interests, Jackson and his acolytes essentially transformed a stroke of military good fortune into an idealization of American exceptionalism one that democratized the uniquely American virtues embodied in Jackson's scraggy persona.
