Examples of using Embodied in English and their translations into Hebrew
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catering to the vision embodied in them.
sculpting grotesque figures that embodied the ideas they wanted to communicate.
Embodied energy as a concept used in systems ecology seeks to measure the"true" energy cost of an item,
They devised ideal constitutions in which a general will, embodied by a monarch or a majority opinion,
identifies God, the“word of God” embodied in it.
the essence of branding, embodied in the difference of private interests,
I don't have a whole lot of embodied energy until I wash that yogurty towel.
the Industrial Revolution involves a single, basic principle embodied in one of mankind's truly significant inventions.
Ilan identified the potential embodied in the Kibbutz's old Assembly hall.
The Europeans understand the danger embodied in this situation but there are different approaches to dealing with the situation.
I had come from the camps and the forests, from a world that embodied the absurd, and nothing in that world was foreign to me.
for the entire amount of production was called the embodied energy.
lacks a principle of fairness embodied in its conception of justice.
striving for the vision embodied in them.
But these embodied histories are an integrative record,
Attlee embodied the new socialist european,
Ben Gurion's“Peripheral Alliance” in the late 1950s, embodied in the“Trident” agreement with Turkey,
including embodied energy, divided by the population.
Revolution involves a single, base principle embodied in one of humankind's genuinely fundamental and great inventions.
The responses and actions that followed the experiment were positive and pointed out the immense potential embodied in the method.