Sentence examples for actually embedded in from inspiring English sources

Whereas Internet ads can be very much in your face, and video games ads are actually embedded in the content".

All of this is actually embedded in a "game play", that a user progressively discovers when using Pearltrees.

The firmware is a small piece of software that's actually embedded in your computer's motherboard, which lets the operating system (XP, Vista, OSX, etc).

Its distinct feature is that its input/output system is not connected to an external computer; the microprocessor that controls the system is actually embedded in the input/ output interface itself.

The next theory we present was actually embedded in the set theoretical proposals of Paul Finsler, which were (taken as a whole) incoherent (see the notes on Finsler set theory available in the Other Internet Resources).

Our ancestral knowledge is actually embedded in the sites up there it's imprinted and can still be activated".

But now, with "Fashioning Fiction," Kismaric and Eva Respini, the show's other curator, have actually embedded themselves in the fashion world.

The transistor is actually embedded somewhere in the device to the right.

But Mr. Kulish, the Berlin bureau chief for The New York Times, was actually embedded with the marines in 2003 while working for The Wall Street Journal, and he has brought home a story worthy of his literary idols.

But while these employ complicated, expensive technology - a head-up display projected onto a tiny prism embedded in Google glass, or LEDs actually embedded within transparent computer screens - this new method is very simple.

England were soon 57 for four and in trouble; the captain, Mike Denness, upon being dismissed, took off his shirt and discovered that a bouncer had actually embedded his St Christopher medallion in his chest.