embodiments

Venice and Florence were described as embodiments of the political thought of the ancients.

THE CITY MOSHE BARASCH 1968

Who thinks Milton wanted merely to be part of a great "collective formation," no matter how devout his religious or political beliefs, or that Paradise Lost, one of the greatest "embodiments" of "values, beliefs, and ideas" in all of literature, is not first and foremost, is not primarily, a great "personal vision"?

Philosophy and Literature 2009

As Ahlstrom wryly observed, these civic embodiments of religious sentiment were not forced upon an unresponsive people by a few pious political leaders.

American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010

Jang's "contraptions" are now no longer stylized displays of flaring raw power, but instead semi-mechanical embodiments of the viewer, forging associations with the essential dynamics of the human body: vibration, flow, breath and contractions.

Bill Bush: Between Death and Reincarnation: This Artweek.LA (June 6 - 12) Bill Bush 2011

If, however, we bear in mind that the value of commodities has a purely social reality, and that they acquire this reality only in so far as they are expressions or embodiments of one identical substance, viz., human labour, it follows as a matter of course, that value can only manifest itself in the social relation of commodity to commodity.

A Bland and Deadly Courtesy skzbrust 2010

So full scope rule limits embodiments to extant technologies.

IPSC: final plenary Rebecca Tushnet 2009

Copyright protects not tangible objects but underlying works, existing apart from embodiments.

WIPIP at Seton Hall part 4 Rebecca Tushnet 2009

Jang's "contraptions" are now no longer stylized displays of flaring raw power, but instead semi-mechanical embodiments of the viewer, forging associations with the essential dynamics of the human body: vibration, flow, breath and contractions.

Bill Bush: Between Death and Reincarnation: This Artweek.LA (June 6 - 12) Bill Bush 2011

Copyright protects not tangible objects but underlying works, existing apart from embodiments.

Archive 2009-10-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009

If, however, we bear in mind that the value of commodities has a purely social reality, and that they acquire this reality only in so far as they are expressions or embodiments of one identical substance, viz., human labour, it follows as a matter of course, that value can only manifest itself in the social relation of commodity to commodity.

skzbrust: Capital Volume 1 Part 1 Chapter 1 Section 3 skzbrust 2010