Sentence examples for and imbedded from inspiring English sources

Designed to fight foot odor, Fresh Sox were insoles made of paper and imbedded with activated charcoal.

Like floppies and other kinds of storage, they are almost always sold blank (although other disk makers have tried putting free software and imbedded links on their products).

Coccolith, minute calcium carbonate platelet or ring secreted by certain organisms (coccolithophores, classed either as protozoans or algae) and imbedded in their cell membranes.

The husks, which are ground and imbedded in the rubber soles of racing flats, are designed to absorb water and to provide up to 10percentt better traction along the 26.2-mile marathon course at the Beijing Olympics in August.

Bluelinx, based in Charlotte, N.C., is developing a system called Q-Zone (the Q standing for quiet) that uses Bluetooth wireless technology -- in transmitters and imbedded into cellphones -- to put phones equipped with Q-Zone software into silent or vibrate mode when they are taken into a specified zone.

Projects are complex in nature and imbedded in lots of technology.

By definition of the function, Poincare's inequality, and imbedding theorem, we have (4.10).

The E-lab foresight sessions are nurtured on a balanced blend of expertise and imbed a series of knowledge conversion and elicitation techniques [1].

The best integration is to interconnect and imbed those models through data flows in a Geographical Information System (GIS) environment [3, 4, 9, 10].

The assembled BAC contig sequences were aligned to each other to identify and exclude ambiguous sequences such as sequence duplication, overlapping, and imbedding.

However, this consideration is not reflected in asthma treatment guidelines that classify inhaled corticosteroid formulations as low-, mid- and high dose, and imbed a simple dose equivalence approach where potency is not considered to affect the therapeutic index.