Príklady embody

• These truly embody 'vox populi', the seldom-heard voice of the ordinary woman and man.

• A future challenge for the authors will be to explain how changes in the model's parameters embody changes in these fundamental psychological processes.

• The walls of a capital embodied a correspondence with the natural universe, thereby reinforcing the 'heavenly mandate' of the ruler.

• The health authority's representatives again sought to establish a sense of purpose and to embody this in a method of working.

• The equations embodied in (15) define the dynamics of local accounting prices.

• This indicates that, at least with regard to privacy, these groups form different ' 'interpretive communities' ' whose concepts embody distinct scripts or ' 'interpretive frames' '.

• The figure of the consumer embodies a different view of the public.

• Normative statements of the type embodied in at least the first two principles may not, therefore, travel very well.

• Furthermore, although both grounds are reliant on fundamental egalitarian commitments, these commitments appear to embody two different, indeed conflicting, notions of equality.

• In other words, the wine poem is a counter-genre that endows its content with a transgressive, heterotopian significance by embodying therein its logic of negation.

• The former was embodied in the sovereign whose privilege it was to decide on the existence of human life.

• Their significance to the proposals made here is the fact that they embody all the syntactic features considered criterial for breakstructure.

• The statistical analysis of music velocity indicates that specific tempo profiles embodying the underlying motion type exist (figure 5 and 6).

• This edition embodies refinements, in particular the more complete dependence on saturation as opposed to hue.

• The parsers for infix and prefix operators embody the grammar transformations required to remove left-recursion.