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

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.

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 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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

The need is urgent: if we do not make the case, the result will be destructive nationalism, embodied in protectionism that harms us all.

Law is embodied in the state will and safeguarded by the state power, which further draw a clear dis. . .

He says the advances in artificial intelligence embodied in the Watson computer show great promise for medicine.

Jiuzhaigou county school violence is mainly embodied in the abuse control cutting tool when students fight .

Education on scientific methods embodied in "thermodynamics scale"

This idea is fundamental to the Eclipse architecture and embodied in the plug-in manifest file declarations.

In the author's opinion, the different sides embodied in Guo shi xing's works all include the characteristics of folk language.

At present, the idea of life_long education is not embodied in teacher education.

and in theory are embodied in the doctrine of the mean, the Street who believe that everything in the moderate reasonable.

Chapters Two and Three explore Lawrence's concern for Social Ecology and Spiritual Ecology embodied in the novels.

However, creative advertising can be embodied in many areas, including picture, size, text, images and other aspects of composition.

In the tourism industry &communications application is mainly embodied in three, one is how to build up the brand image and reputation.

Secondly, full competition and cooperation embodied in the application of GSM standard.

Literature appreciation is an important method by which the life experience and value pursuit embodied in literary works can be realized.

The semantic function of Chinese morphemes is embodied in the component units of word meaning.

therefore the real estate construction project of clean production are mainly embodied in the " green house " implementation.

In the era of knowledge economy, a country or a nation's competitive advantages are mainly embodied in their innovation capabilities.

Her princilpes are embodied in her performance.

In short, Li Shangyin's poem embodied in the aesthetic consciousness is multi-faceted, is worthy of our treasure.

Chinese direct verbal communication style is embodied in specific direct speech acts.

The typical characteristics of the marketing structure of China's medicine retail business are mainly embodied in over-competition.

These twin aims are embodied in the UN's millennium development goals and the Gleneagles agreement to double aid to Africa.

It was stated that a significant part of corporate wealth was embodied in intellectual property assets.

Part II : The development and reconstruction, made by Mencius, of the connotation of kind nature embodied in Confucius benevolence theory.

I would only add to Acton's dictum that discretionary power is even more corrupting than the power embodied in regulations.

This paper evaluates the significance of water embodied in the construction of individual buildings.

To ensure that the leadership brand you advertise is embodied in your day-to-day work, check in with those around you.

The relationship between the government and the arrangements, mainly embodied in the constitution and the law.

Moreover, the activism embodied in such programmes has itself stoked the degree of anxiety.

The Employee acknowledges that no reliance is placed on any representation made but not embodied in this employment agreement.

The impact of the EU regime of nonmarket economy status on China are mainly embodied in the field of litigation of antidumping.

Finally, from the view of rhythm, harmony, mode, texture and form. I expounded the creative features embodied in Bartok's works in detail.

Banquet in honor Nanning performance characteristics to 18 dishes, each dish are embodied in Nanning peer warm kindness.

Value is embodied in the key place, is one of the most important places to sudden.

The fundamental ones are embodied in the Party Constitution.

The probe forth of the practical drama is mainly embodied in the creation of form.

or image highlights, full of vigor of the three birds, Anhui has been embodied in the construction of common characteristics.

Chapter 4, point to features of the new media culture, the paradox embodied in the struggles of Personality.

The function of criminal law to keep public order is embodied in the function to protect benefits and the function to prevent crimes.

Genuineness is seen as the core in communicative teaching model, and it is embodied in the compile of teaching materials.

The objective of theft is Complexity, mainly embodied in the following aspects: First, the secret theft.

The concepts described above are embodied in the junction transistor.

Being embodied in truth, music is the language of truth, the universal language.

In the different social and historical periods, the problem of life is embodied in different ways.

"The Gradual Path" is a core concept in Tibetan Buddhism, embodied in all aspects of practice as seeing, practicing, behaving, and result.

The testimony is embodied in the court record.

It is guaranteed by the composition of personnel in the organs of political power, as is already embodied in the three-thirds system.

The integration of science and humanities, embodied in the philosophy the most.

There are two methods in the relationship of Egypt and Mitanni: warfare and diplomacy embodied in alliance and marriage.

It is so difficult to have this motto embodied in our university students.

Xu Shuwei s academic thought is embodied in the diagnosis and treatment of Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases.

Civilization developed, and the integrity of our legal system, legal ethics, which is embodied in the more.

Article, the article level thinking embodied in the structure.

And it embodied in teachers exerting main guide effect of teaching and esteeming the intrinsic main body status of students.

And the implementation of supply chain management, embodied in what.

For what it's worth, polls suggest that the public's priorities are nothing like those embodied in the Republican budget.

I welcomed the chance to compare our New Democrat ideas on economic and social problems with those embodied in the Contract with America.

These strengths are mainly embodied in the production space, mineral resources, transportation, environment, market and so on.

In our lives, there exists many cases in which "large quantity" is used for general reference, and so is embodied in language.

It put high emphasis on natural, simple style and all of these are embodied in architectural and garden designs.

In this article, you learned about core patterns, concepts, and key technologies that are embodied in Web 2. 0 applications.

Such reform will be embodied in the designing of the textbooks.

These emotions and trend of thoughts were embodied in the culture and art.

Yes, even some Chinese philosophy is embodied in it.

The issue is a result, combined theory of mechanisms and cybernetics, Embodied in for any track to achieve the above.

The Dual Character of Labor Embodied in Commodities.

Marx "s production is the change of world, which is embodied in the profundity and criticism of production. "

Labor contract is a kind of contract and liability for culpa in contrahendo should be embodied in labor legislation.

They are embodied in the pyramids of Egypt, the cathedrals of Europe and even the skyscrapers of modern cities.

It is an image that shows the eastern ways of thinking and the nation's lasting appeal embodied in the Chinese characters.

Similarly this part has also analyzed the post modernist feature-parody embodied in Tan's The Joy Luck Club and The Chinese Siamese Cat.

Self Mastery is embodied in periods of planned detachment. It is that period in which impeccability is crystallized.

These six principles are embodied in Moment in Peking.

I declare definitely , it is the beauty lying in one's heart of hearts and embodied in his actions and deeds , that is , the inner beauty!

In the meantime, all these factors are also embodied in various coursebooks.

We were awarded Shenzhen brand in 2006 and embodied in Brand of Shenzhen book series in 2008.

The tensility beauty of literary language is embodied in image, connotation, ambiguity, vacancy and so on.

Procedural justice is a kind of tool and way to achieve Substantive justice. Procedural justice is embodied in due procedure.

The writers writing theories about the poetizing novel and the spiritous principle has been embodied in the novel.

Issues embodied in membership card making use of the device.

The two sides can get what kind of economic interests, mainly embodied in the two sides agreed terms of business and technology.

and even some Chinese philosophy is embodied in it.

It's about the deception embodied in Kirk's talking points.

On the far left in Figure 1 you have traditional Big Design Up Front (BDUF), embodied in many common development methodologies.

Next, taking Nonattaehment to Form which is embodied in the "Vajracchedika-sutra" as the core, explaining related Buddhism theory.

This idea is embodied in the Fermi Paradox.

Currently, the development of wind energy resources in Dongying City is mainly embodied in wind power generation.

Carbon embodied in international trade of China in 1997-2006 is accounted by input-output method.

Human resources are mainly embodied in the population, but only after the development of human resources can become human capital.

This is embodied in the lack of knowledge of objective things and the paranoia in subjective perception of things.

And while I have a deep affection for the pragmatism embodied in that phrase, I find it too limiting.

This tradition is not only embodied in the vast classics in Yi Language, but also deeply rooted in Yi people's mind.

And to develop science and technology, is to rely on our knowledge embodied in the country is fundamental.

Based on historical cost accounting, financial instruments can not be embodied in financial reports.

It's embodied in our culture.

Now, Republicans claim that last year's midterms gave them a mandate for the vision embodied in their budget.

For example, words are embodied in sounds, written characters, or inner speech.

Until now, the journal is embodied in 11 index systems at home and abroad, of which 4 kinds of domestic and 7 kinds of foreign.

System embodied in the demand for all kinds of information on the preservation of, modify, and query and so on.

The demonstration effects, property effects and competitive effects of foreign bank entry are all embodied in our country.

What Zhu Zaiyu's thoughts of dancing and music embodied in the book is the author's main point to study deeply.

The Mathematical Method of Thinking Embodied in a Question of College-Entrance Examination

What is embodied in Yi creation myths and traditional rituals is this kind of time.

Love of the Sun, Moon, Stars&Sky: Druid Starlore, embodied in the old stories and in the stone circles, teaches a love for the Universe

Pieces "Yesterday? today? tomorrow, " Let the audience convulsed with laughter, embodied in the figure is typical of the humor, wit;

humanistic care must be embodied in terms of value expression;

Li Zhiyin's exquisite youth romance is fully embodied in her small dreamlike sculptures;

In one arrangement the improvements are embodied in a frequency scanning radar controller for use in controlling a frequency generator;

these internet counseling standards of practice are based upon the principles of ethical practice embodied in the nbcc code of ethics

The esthetic implication embodied in The Tempest by Shakespeare has four characteristics: the humanity beauty of the thesis;

The Cultural Implication Embodied in Chinese Traditional Architectural Environment

the fruit of all this work will be embodied in our second annual report for the congress due out next spring

As a cultural carrier of the original Chinese philosophy, paper-cut is embodied in They are in the forms of window decoration;

The Massive Reflection of Chinese Classical Philosophical Aesthetical Thought--Philosophical Sense Embodied in Works by Wang Zeng-qi

Cultural Differences between China and the United States Embodied in Diplomacy

Teachers'Sense of Equality Embodied in the Course of Teaching

The Function of the Special Thinking Embodied in College - entrance Examination

A Preliminary Study of Cultural Wholeness Embodied in the Five Mountains China

Comparative Analysis on Database Contents Embodied in Five International Online Retrieval Systems

Characteristic of Higher Vocational Education Embodied in Dress Material Teaching

The Thought of Man's All-round Development Embodied in Chinese Traditional Philosophy

The Notions Embodied in Western Governmental Oversight System and Their Implications

Friction costs produced by mandatory System change mode, embodied in the objections of vested interests class;

References of Conduction Aesthetics Embodied in Chinese Traditional Art Essence

Giving full scope to the humanism education value embodied in biological experiment teaching

the principle of urban biased embodied in urban-rural exchange has been widening the urban-rural income gap for the unfair basis;

Embodied in the set to resist foreign aggression, vibration business, improvement of political ideology in one;

Comprehensive Use is embodied in the Improvement on the Treatment Techniques for Waste Water with Chromium

Cultural Characteristics of Nations Embodied in Translation

Advance of Ancient Qiang and Shu Civilization Embodied in Dujiangyan Irrigation System

Socialist Equality Principle Is Embodied in Equality in Opportunities

The Way of Traditional Culture Embodied in Modern Architecture and Interior Design

On Philosophical Thoughts Embodied in Chinese Traditional Music

Human-oriented Principle Should Be Embodied in Moral Education

Analysis of JIN Yong's female worship and the love mode embodied in his knight-errant novels

The Idea of "Conformity to Yin and Yang" Embodied in the Sacrifice Rites of the Han Dynasty

The real power of XProc is embodied in its standard library of required and optional steps, which perform a wide variety of tasks, such as

The Artistic Charm and Aesthetic Value of Personality Image Embodied in Teacher's Spoken Language

Confucian moral concepts embodied in Chinese characters

This significance is embodied in three aspect mainly: Middle schools intensify benevolence education based on filial respect;

Study on Inhumanity Embodied in Poems Complaining Imperial Palace in the Tang Dynasty

Parallel importation of articles which have embodied in them a computer program

Embodied in the 'Cleanroom' approach to software development

Some of the principles embodied in the Strategy are

Embodied in, in Shenzhen the government's social responsibility is positively correlated to companies' stock market performance;

The Different Thinking Ways Embodied in Chinese and English Languages