The phrase "an example of an embedded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific instance or illustration of something that is embedded within a larger context or structure.
Example: "In this article, I will provide an example of an embedded clause to illustrate how it functions within a sentence."
Alternatives: "a case of an embedded" or "a sample of an embedded".
An example of a behavioral embedded option is the right of a residential mortgage holder to vary prepayments on the mortgage through time, either by making additional premium payments, or by paying off the mortgage prior to maturity.
One candidate for the potential function is the signed distance function [ 24], defined by: (1) signd (x, Γ ) = { − d (x, Γ ), d (x, Γ ), 0, if x ∈ S, if x ∉ S, if x ∈ Γ, where S identifies the area occupied by the cell and d x, Γ) is the distance of position x to the curve Γ; see Fig. 1E for an example of a cell shape embedded in a potential function derived from the signed distance function.
By capturing the implementation processes over time and across different groups of students rather than simply the outcomes from one term, I offer an illustrative example of an embedded mixed methods case study design reflective of the necessary openness to emerging and innovative ways that are appropriate for the complex conditions under which research is undertaken.
Another example of an embedded sensor that Silva points to as an anti-wearable is the below prototype bicycle handlebars systems — built using BITalino sensors — to quantify the rider as they ride.
The results of this research are presented in a sister paper [ 25] and an example of a prototype application embedding the DAM is shown in Fig. 4.
In contrast, Iran provides an example of a sustainable CHW programme embedded in an NHS where the CHWs are full-time employees of the government health service with refinements made to increase their educational level and add more tasks (Javanparast et al., 2011).
(a) An example of visible watermark embedding.
The Prorate Algorithm in the MINCOST program developed by Bill Schnelle of the USDA Forest Service (1980) during the same period is an example of a heuristic that embeds the shortest path algorithm with other rules to solve the fixed charge and variable cost problem.
Table 10 provides an example of a CNS adapted paraffin embedding cycle.
An example of a two-dimensional manifold embedded in with the tangent space is shown in Figure 1.
