The phrase "and the embedding of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data, machine learning, or linguistics, where embedding refers to representing data in a specific format or structure.
Example: "The research focuses on the effectiveness of neural networks and the embedding of high-dimensional data for improved accuracy."
Alternatives: "and the integration of" or "and the incorporation of".
The analysis synthesises forest policies of four distinct historical time periods, and the embedding of property rights during those periods using Schlager and Ostrom's typology.
In response, recent scholarship complicates traditional associations between languages and social identities, emphasizing the connectedness of communicative events and practices at different scales and the embedding of languages within new physical landscapes and mediated practices.
The movement is predicated on ubiquitous wireless broadband and the embedding of computerised sensors into the urban fabric, so that bike racks and lamp posts, CCTV and traffic lights, as well as geeky home appliances such as internet fridges and remote-controlled heating systems, become part of the so-called "internet of things" (the global market for which is now estimated at $1.7tn).
Well timed rewrites of the Wikipedia entries (I called them profiles) of the #CBB contestants had helped us own the search "Celebrity Big Brother 2011" and the embedding of some early (and in places rather racy) Tara Reid videos from YouTube meant the American Pie star's name was topping out for us for the first week of the show.
In view of these findings we conclude that in designing a modelling strategy equal attention should be paid to the requirements for model development and the embedding of the work in a given/intended societal context.
Unfortunately, surface roughness does not depend solely on the feed rate, the tool nose radius and cutting speed; the surface can also be deteriorated by excessive tool vibrations, the built-up edge, the friction of the cut surface against the tool point, and the embedding of the particles of the materials being machined.
The United States military did learn one strategy for preventing the public relations disasters of Vietnam, and this was the embedding of correspondents with military units engaged.
Bishop Stortford is a specialist school in maths and computing, where the embedding of ICT across the curriculum has long been established.
As an obvious consequence of this result and continuity of the embedding of Sobolev spaces H 0 1 ↪ W 0 1, 1 , we can give the following conclusion.
This, in turn, will lead to problems of credibility and inconsistent monetary policy and will result in the embedding of an expected inflation premium.
The 100%% PEG solution was exchanged once and incubated for another 60 min before the embedding of the apices and the hardening of the embedded material at room temperature overnight.
