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To hook newcomers, a site must either follow the design rules embodied by existing sites or else be roughly twice as easy to use, he says.

In particular, he said the challenges embodied in the sharp rise in energy and commodity prices must be faced squarely.

Barak wanted me to come to the region, but I wanted Arafat to say yes to the Israelis on the big issues embodied in my parameters first.

We'll read them stories of the movement that Dr. King embodied, but that did not die with him.

It is not much of a secret that most people would prefer their teeth embodied the classic pearly white appearance that can be a bit elusive.

A society's morality is often embodied in its culture.

Without a freely convertible renminbi, it is hard to see how Shanghai can ever live up to the ambitions embodied in the Bund Bull.

When I think of him, all my masters are embodied in him.

If there were a real carbon price, farmers would think of their fields in terms of the carbon embodied in crops and soil.

The child sits in front of his desk again, opens the drawer, and searches for that faint allusion embodied by the cayenne pepper.

The subjectivity was the key concept of traditional aesthetics. It was that rationality was concretely embodied in literature texts.

As one part of the philosophical groundwork for the arts aesthetics, the "good" is often embodied in Chinese works of art.

Said retainer can be embodied in such a way that it is fixable and formed by the curved free end of the needle stem.

On his way to dominating the automotive market with the Model T, Henry Ford embodied innovation and progress.

Support for a compromise, or at least for the fudge embodied by the continuing resolutions, is dwindling.

I shall suggest the theory of embodied mind as the best candidate theory for philosophical counseling.

How much people's hard work and sweat are embodied in every service we enjoy and every article we use!

Her unique thought model is usually embodied on the twisted sutures, unsymmetrical clippings, unfinished laps and discordance colors.

Opera is singing as the main body of the theater, so dramatic opera mainly through the story and music to be embodied in a dramatic shape.

Tang Chun-i tried to rebuild the realm theory of Confucianism, which embodied the concept of change in philosophy.

From his female films to his gay films, it fully embodied the character and the growing course of the director himself.

Science fiction movies and novels often portrayed AI taking the form of a thinking machine embodied as a humanoid robot.

One of the greatest difficulties for embodied beings is the transition state of consciousness you call death.

By 2200 strands, one has embodied the first 10 notes, and is beginning to bridge into the next phase of notes in the 48 single note scale.

Ouyang Xiu of the orthodox point of view of the system embodied in his "orthodox theory" , the next China.

These were the images of the art critic who was known as the "barbaric instinct" embodied - pornography, scream, laugh wildly.

The fourth part, analysis and summary the value embodied in traditional Chinese philosophy of the scientific concept of development.

Created by members of the Open Group consortium, TOGAF has not always embodied a holistic EA focus.

The case of the impeachment of president of Korea embodied the intimate relationship between the Constitution and the politics.

It was an ancient and enduring Chinese belief that flesh represented yin while human bones embodied yang.

An industry that embodied the free market turns out to be pathetically dependent on the state for its survival.

these centuries embodied martial conflict , unbelievable wealth and opulence for a few , and horrible poverty for many.

Here, it points out that the thought is from the problem and the individual? s creativity is always embodied the course of problem solution.

Culture is the total pattern of human behavior and its products embodied in thought, speech, action and artifacts.

His drawings, calligraphy and seal cutting works, through which his personality is embodied, present a strong personal temperament.

The degree of efforts can only be embodied by the concrete enforcement of the learning motivation.

recollections of some of these conflicts are embodied in the Gilgamesh epic, in the literary and courtly form that has come down to us.

These promises embodied the claim that rich countries are pushing for a second Green revolution and are determined to combat global hunger.

The image embodied in these names is usually the spirit which the literati pursues in their whole life.

The equity, efficiency, service quality, and means of government services are all embodied by the spirit of service.

This influence, to a great degree, is embodied by the influence of the idea of private law on private international law.

As ascended Beings ourselves, we have also embodied many spiritual aspects into our contact with you.

And I greatly appreciated the spirit in which we worked together - a spirit that embodied genuine friendship and respect.

Most viewers can empathize with the sense of hesitation and uncertainty embodied in such an image.

Due to the relatively short lifetime of post-war dwellings, the embodied energy can amount to 30% of the total energy use.

The main factors, the object factors, as well as how the portrait painting embodied in the creation of humanistic concern.

Prof Kanter explained that the new dean embodied a way of thinking about leadership that would challenge the entire business community.

Certainly, its form of expression is embodied in serving, therefore " serve" the essence intension becoming this kind of system.

I even embodied it in a small brochure with the somewhat fantastic title of 'A Study in Scarlet.

The system embodied in the way of democratic consultation to ensure effective supervision of democracy, to promote democratic participation.

A dialog between art and the current state of our society, embodied on industrial facilities, residential projects, mixed use complexes.

The concept, he used to say, embodied everything the realisation needed.

It was the yearned-for, all- effacing experience of nirvikalpa samadhi, when the embodied soul realizes its unity with the Absolute.

Buddhist philosophy from its conception embodied a sustained criticism of this essentialist fallacy.

Price discovered that the ratios of one of these gear trains embodied an ancient Babylonian cycle of the moon.

An everlasting bond since childhood could be embodied by the "obsolescence and wilderness" of the old houses and streets in the background.

In the lead-up to the revolution Tymoshenko embodied a spirit of atonement, and needed an image to match.

These classes embodied business logic and ferried data, in the form of a JavaBean commonly called an ActionForm, to JSPs.

It can be said he had some similar emotions with Du Fu that his poems embodied the aesthetics carrying on Du Fu's realism.

Before the birth of psychology, psychology was embodied in philosophy and was a composition of philosophical studies.

This embodied way matches the experiences between self and others to understand the origin of human mind-reading.

This is the poetic concept of the editor embodied in practice, and the compromise between the Tang and Song schools in the Qian Long Period.

The law of ancient Rome as embodied in the Justinian code, especially that which applied to private citizens.

Wilson left it to us to figure out what could be the significance of a new strategic doctrine not embodied in new forces.

And not any sport. The prisoners turned to rugby, the game that more than any other embodied white South Africa.

The essential property of this kind of-organizing is self-creation embodied in a dynamic process of information treatment.

His poetry embodied with his own artistic characteristics. His poetry is honored by "begin with happy, end with wisdom" .

Satin fabric had been given various names in Ancient China, and embodied different meanings in different historical periods.

According to the Education, which has controlled power embodied in the above, but from this point-and this perspective, very empty.

The permission to do so was embodied in a proclamation, whereby the conqueror endeavoured to justify his claim to the Babylonian throne.

The building images are embodied in architectural style, architectural image, building outdoors' material and decoration, etc.

Their thinking was embodied in a new genre of working models of the economy, called "dynamic stochastic general equilibrium" (DSGE) models.

It says it all really, a man so attractive, so charming, that even just his voice embodied in a cute cat leaves girls breathless.

Elegance is one of the aesthetic features embodied in the Biblical literature.

Concept element is usually embodied by visual elements, visual elements, including the sizes, shapes, colors and so on.

In myth, sacrifice is embodied in sacrificial rites while in enlightenment, it is shown in the principle of equal exchange.

In the hierarchy, the traditional morality of loyalty relationship embodied in the compliance between the upper and lower levels.

On the occasions of frequently taking off and changing the shoes, the superiority of the utility model can be embodied further.

Boxing culture centers on the spirit of science and is embodied the characteristics of the free competition of capitalism.

Pair of Iranian Westpolitik are big suddenly turn hostile, one has changed Hatami times mildness , has embodied out everywhere flinty.

The right to suspend may be embodied in the contract of employment by express or implied incorporation.

Jacques Chirac embodied this tradition, taking his cues from the Arab street, and arguing for a European counterweight to America.

In other words, China pursues a "comprehensive model" confined by no one set model and embodied by several characteristics.

In the calendar is embodied in the mood, mind, the subconscious, is in a competitive environment the key factor to win the.

As a dynamic and developmental process, the ethical characteristic is embodied in every procedure of management activities.

It might be unkind to the televiewers while it embodied the greatness of Chinese revolutionaries properly.

Another aspect of the invention is embodied in a CCFL wrapped with a heater wire.

The water required by the main construction process is minimal. However, the water embodied in building materials is considerable.

host: you are saying that he hurted you and embodied you or maybe the edge with glove, Could you see through this eye?

The system contains apply program basing on embedded system and the data analysis software embodied in the upper machines.

host: you are saying that he hurted you and embodied you or maybe the edge with glove, Could you see through this eye?

The system contains apply program basing on embedded system and the data analysis software embodied in the upper machines.

In receiving the endorsement, Obama acknowledged the Kennedy legacy and promised to carry on the ideals embodied by President Kennedy.

I used to think that the future of industrialized civilisation was embodied in the production line of the American Ford motor car.

As embodied by Lavant, Alex is as uniquely enthralling as he is progressively exhausting to watch.

The efficiency improvement activities of Production Planning Department primarily embodied in department organization re-organize.

The right of privacy is one of the basic rights entitled by natural persons, and it embodied human's dignity and value.

Those assumptions are embodied in good jurisprudence. What we see coming out of the U.

The special juristic operation system was embodied by the civil and criminal adjudication of the legal application of the Yuan Dynasty.

Frege's theory of meaning and their thoughts on the philosophy of language, embodied in his " Meaning And Reference" .

Frege's theory of meaning and their thoughts on the philosophy of language, embodied in his " Meaning And Reference" .

Chastity values are embodied as a woman of self-worth on the confirmation.

The Iron Army Spirit was the fighting spirit of the New Fourth Army embodied in the Anti-Japanese War.

So the main part to be the first screen at the website prominently embodied, and the best use of text links rather than image.

Liu embodied a class despised by Mao, who came to power on the back of a promise to give land back to the peasants.

However, few efforts have been devoted to the study of Hemingway's eco-feminist consciousness embodied in A Farewell to Arms.

Mentoring is an embodied relationship, and does not scale beyond individuals.

Now , if I hadn't paid attention to embodied energy , it would have taken us over 50 years to break even compared to the upgraded house .

This paper aims to analyze and interpret the Yao epic Mi LuoTuo in terms of the embodied view, the metaphor view and the prominent view.

This declaration if embodied in the bill of lading shall be prima facie evidence but shall not be binding or conclusive on the carrier.

It embodied the last brilliancy of the official document system in the feudalistic society.

The interests of creditors (liabilities) and the owner's equity is embodied in an enterprise asset ownership arrangements.

This research is consistent with recent theories on embodied cognition as well as general research on the connection between mind and body.

Highlight these contradictions are embodied in human resources management within the enterprise.

This paper also investigates aesthetic value embodied in materials through innovative application of materials in comprehensive painting.

Analyzing how those monitoring networks solved the controlling issue may give us insights into the critical incentive structures embodied.

No matter what type of school artists, they are using their unique form of language to complete the work embodied in affective.

None of main versions of civil code or contract law wholly embodied subjectivism or objectivism .

This is a painting with full of joy and romantic concept. The artist embodied the blanket into a rainbow, imaginative and romantic.

At last through a rael project which I involved personally through, the research results is embodied maximizing.

sticker can be a perfectly fine label requirements embodied, but its cost shrink film will be expensive.

As the Princeton-educated daughter of Chinese immigrants, she embodied the American dream.

Its overall promise was embodied in its 1997 election anthem, "Things can only get better" .

There are no systems that do well with the diversity of inputs to be found in an embodied virtuality.

The sustainable development strategy could be embodied through conducting the green machining in enterprises.

"By our nation itself" is the fundamental idea to be embodied in the national reunification movement.

A Geronimo repository is a registry of artifacts typically embodied as a folder hierarchy on a file system.

Kindergarten curriculum embodied in social culture is an important medium to convey mainstream social value.

Rather than the top-down universalism embodied in Kyoto, countries would choose policies that suit their particular circumstances.

And the contest with the theme of landscape environment is embodied by the occasional breakthrough of the mental spring.

It is perfectly embodied in Hainan's MA BANG CHENG, in which Hai Nan expresses her desire for the integration of the soul and body.

Normal college education is embodied as the two-way benign interaction between teachers and students as the subjects.

"Swallowing a Ball of Hot Iron" examines a means of teaching embodied in the koan method of Zen Buddhism.

To me, it fails the higher standards of honesty and professionalism that Goldman once embodied and urgently needs to restore.

The article is to analyze the triggers and the operational mechanism thereof embodied by the pragmatic unification.

The upper echelons of society embodied in the scholarly gentry class were also affected by this new consumption-based culture.

The relationship between human beings and nature is embodied in resources exploitation, environmental protection and animal hunting.

This principle should be embodied as part of the reference architecture definition.

According to the invention, the rollers are embodied as hollow elements and are provided with a breakthrough in the longitudinal direction.

The five principles of lean production, the technical specifications to be embodied in.

Ms Denis centers the conflict in human gesture. Each emotion is ritualized and embodied in the sombre drills the men perform.

The later is largely embodied in the symbols of apotheosis, Taoism and two pictures named after Taiji and the land of country.

The very ideal of ignominy was embodied and made manifest in this contrivance of wood and iron.

Characters of particularity, abstract, criterion, direction and captain are embodied by basic principles of environmental law.

This phenomenon is bound to bring about competition, competition is mainly embodied in product quality and price.

Embodied in: first, the accreditation guidelines adopted relevant international standards.

The vocabulary of a language and the meaning of words are embodied in a dictionary.

Right to free press is the extension of free speech and free expression, or the realized free speech and free expression embodied in media.

Allow the kundalini to rise up the spine like hot lava, attuning it in frequency with all tones of creation you have embodied thus far.

The novel, most people are eager to have been living in the earth, which embodied a spirit of solidarity.

As an important part of Chinese traditional music, ceremonial music embodied the unforgettable side of the Chinese ancient history.

The relationship between the customer and the retailer is embodied as an Account.

It has fully embodied the human spirit of in pursuit of bright light and overcoming obstacles.

Starting and stopping a Selenium server (which is embodied by the Selenium object) is the responsibility of a fixture.

The theory of embodied matching proposes that mind reading arises from the sharing bodily representations of mirror system.

This approach is a variation of the separation of concerns principle embodied in the Model-View-Controller architecture.

She had already embodied thought in male form and set him wandering the earth.

These characteristics are embodied in technology as a system of tax collection, in degrees, and auditing multiple levels and systems.

The variety of architectural culture reflected in Yunnan's national residence is embodied with the beautiful colors of human childhood.

Women's political representation and request embodied their consciousness on political participation.

Now , spray foam is an excellent insulator , it fills in all the cracks, but it is pretty high embodied energy .

Of course, while maintaining the consistency of policies, the spirit of moving with the times should be embodied.

Art Nouveau, mainly embodied by architectures and decorations, is an art style originated in western.

The notes as they are embodied begin to be woven into the etheric lay lines of the form and field.

The move embodied the profound friendship of the king, the Saudi Arabian government and its people toward the Chinese people.

The play embodied the interior life of a man.

It discovered human dignity, within religion, and embodied it in huge, elongated, hieratic kings and prophets.

As a case, the Pacific Ocean's discussion on the Lincheng incident embodied the tension between emotion and reason.

This duty is embodied in modern universities' pursuit of "perfect society" via talent training, scientific research and social service.

The combination of theory and practice is embodied in three aspects: translation brief, source-text analysis, and translation problems.

These provisions re embodied in the Agreement on an International Energy Programme (IEP), which established the Agency in 1974.

"The game content and the values embodied in military thinking . . . are very different, " one Chinese Website warns.

Additionally , the experience of building is embodied in three ideas: circulation, metamorphosis and lightness.

Borges' main influence embodied in three aspect: narrative revolution, language experiment and cultural symbol.

At present, benefitting from the dynamic system theory, the research of neural modeling of embodied cognition is developing vigorously.

Pavement landscape is a cultural phenomenon, embodied the era of the information age, a symbol of significance.

His thoughts and artistic style are embodied in his most famous poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.

The cultural conflicts embodied in the novel mainly result from the confrontation of the dominant culture and the dominated cultures.

It could even be embodied in a machine taken off the market years earlier.

In business letters in polite expression is mainly embodied in four strategies: praise, showing human, avoid friction and claimed nearly.

As a major expression of Haydn's music style, comedy is embodied in his many music works .

The scenery described in the Cen Can frontier fortress poetry has directly embodied the connotation of the sublime beauty.

And the above features have dominant embodied in the foreign manufacturers in the system of the masses.

The preferred X-ray contrast substance is embodied in the form of barium sulphate.

This "huge number" is mainly embodied in creation of complex stacking techniques, and colorful and heterogeneous creative theme.

Ms. priority and gentleman: in the United Kingdom, women are respected gentleman embodied an important aspect.

The Aesthetics of Kant's aesthetics is mainly embodied in his masterpiece, "Critique of Judgement" .

The frame can herein be embodied as rolling chassis, which can be pilled, by a vehicle.

The innovation networks of incubators also embodied some thoughts of new institution economics.

They are also hard to implement, as there is no agreement on how to account for the emissions embodied in a given manufactured product.

What Fortuyn embodied was thus the intersection between rightist populism and liberal political correctness.

The mainly contributions are embodied in the followings: First, extending the existing investor protection theory.

I believe, through some kind of phenomenon, human habits and the principle of nature can be embodied in product.

Most of the computers that participate in embodied virtuality will be invisible in fact as well as in metaphor.

He embodied three separate Buddha souls, and had been elevated to a high level of monk hood .

Buddhist psychology teaches that emotions are virtually always embodied and so can be felt in the body.

He embodied the wild, beautiful spirit of a special place I had loved since I first saw it at sixteen.

For different algorithms, the scheduling features will embodied by different scheduling factors.

The molding of literary figure is mainly embodied by describing the portrait, language, thought, environment and scenery.

The existence of the cultural capital of tourism reveals the basic structure of tourism activities and the power dynamics embodied inside.

In particular, it is critical that the values embodied in the brand be consistent with the values of the organization.

Costume design reflect the personality, embodied figures as exaggerated figures sentiment.

In addition, they embodied popular hopes around the world for disarmament and peaceful cooperation among major states.

Meanwhile modes of thinking can be embodied in certain ways and reflected through some forms.

Dalglish was different; on becoming manager, his Liverpool sides embodied his love of the Beautiful Game.

The conservatism and judicial activism was embodied vividly in a series of cases decided by the Supreme Court.

this power was embodied , not in the editorial and the editorial writer but in the news and the reporter.

This conception is mainly embodied in the theories of Community, Comparison and the Primitive Accumulation, which are interlinked in logic.

Later, a more conciliatory line emerged, embodied in a televised speech he delivered in the wee hours of April 30.

Can be embodied in the international community China's high-grade mahogany furniture.

However, AOP embodied only in the encoding stage of software life cycle but lack of supporting at the design stage.

finally, the enactment of the law embodied the fulfillment of the treaty obligations to France.

A stronger relation emerges in a Solow (1959) type of vintage model in which technology is embodied in machines.

Mashup widgets are often embodied as embedded inline frames (iframes).

A serialized deployment plan is embodied in a file called config. ser in the META-INF directory of the CAR.

Tall, gaunt, blunt and determined, to the world she embodied the steely stubbornness of the Israeli spirit.

By the given language and symbols, PI effectively transfer the value embodied to meanings familiar to consumers.

Athens democratic system designation embodied the pursuit of freedom, equality and the thoughts of the rule of law.

The two women's experience has fully embodied the "character decided the fate of" the proposition.

Conjuring, Craft and Creativity in the Embodied Arts of Model Making: A Historiography of Models in Biology.

Jesus is perfect love, joy, peace, patience, and all the other fruit embodied in a single person.

Therefore, the importance of body language translation to accelerate intercultural communication is increasingly embodied.

The broader issue was integration and, to an outsider, the ministers' timetables embodied the gulf between old and new thinking.

The researcher thinks that Li Yuqiu's folk personality was mainly embodied in his folk format and his folk spirit.

At present, the comprehensive competitiveness of enterprises is mainly embodied in the quality of product and service.

In the early winter in Yunnan, affection and love is embodied in the colorful clouds, hills and Er Sea.

For years Qaddafi banned schools from teaching English, claiming it embodied Western evil; road signs are still Arabic-only.

The life's literature idea based on his distinctive concept of life value and adequately embodied it on his creation outlook and exercise.

However, it conveniently forgets about the enormous embodied energy in this, actually, most unsustainable building type.

Chapter three: The North Shaanxi folk song in the Western film embodied strong historical-reconsidering meaning.

In fact, the implementation of HACCP proceeds primarily embodied in: one is to improve the resource utilization rate.

At the USA Pavilion, this spirit is embodied by the Student Ambassadors who greet our visitors.

Their plan is embodied in the "Protocols of the Elders of Zion" , and their present conduct is the best proof of what we are saying.

Good teachers are diverse, and their "good" embodied in different forms in different areas of professional life.

Jiju poems created by Li Dong-yang embodied his changing of admiring the Song styles in his later years.

Low noise, no emission embodied genuine energy-saving, environmental protection.

Using of the waste which effectively recycled the energy embodied the principles of the food chain.

The dog, whose name was Fitz, supposedly embodied patriotism and resolve: "It is a completely New Labour dog, " Mr Mandelson explained.

The appropriateness of future living in what should be embodied? Town planners need to use what means to create new urban scene?

and thirdly, puissant original vitality is embodied in sexual relations of the folk people.

At last, the application model of the RBAC0 model is embodied detailed in a printing manage information system.

Action or instrumentality embodied or personified as concrete existence .

The ancient records about the sea boundary embodied the understanding of the sea boundary by the Chinese people.

Grieg's exploration and innovation embodied in the sound field, extensive use of color and sound of songs works of its most unique aspect.

The "anxiety" is mainly embodied on the four elementary relations: men and men, men and society, men and nature, men and theirselves .

Varieties Popularization trend were coincide with check change time, that embodied the check Model.

By nature combative, the secretary of state Alexander Haig nevertheless embodied the national will.

The prevailing assumption, embodied in the credo "one gene, one protein, " has been that genes are generally synonymous with proteins.

This means the generated applications reflect whatever best practices are embodied in the generator.

In a sense, economic information is embodied in archive information.