Sentence examples for apparently embedded from inspiring English sources
Faraday, now known as Vernadsky, is owned by the Ukrainians after being purchased for £1 in 1996 (the pound coin is apparently embedded in the station's bar).
The book's roman à clef aspects work best when they're pointed at characters like one military correspondent, a civilian apparently embedded a few too many times, who drives his colleagues crazy with his son of Centcom military patter.
In the "Fighting Dinosaurs" specimen, the Velociraptor lies underneath, with one of its sickle claws apparently embedded in the throat of its prey, while the beak of Protoceratops is clamped down upon the right forelimb of its attacker.
Users will be able to browse through attractions and create travel plans which they can print on the spot, and can also apparently embed their travel itinerary into small tokens which they can use to virtually 'fly' through a rendered 3D version of New York City taken from Google Earth.
It seems to have been a well-planned attack: the stadium had just undergone renovation and the bomb had apparently been embedded in a concrete pillar right underneath where the Chechen leader was sitting.
We fear that as plastic continues to break down, it becomes even more susceptible to being eaten by marine organisms or taken into the gills of fish or, apparently, even embedded into their scales," said Kara Lavender Law, of the Sea Education Association in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.
They planned to use the pretext of apparently stolen property being embedded in the barricade to enter the property.
MDF were marked laterally with permanent ink, dissected together with a portion of apparently normal mucosa and embedded in paraffin, to be processed for immunohistochemistry as described below.
Here Nyāya agrees with the subjectivists: sometimes a person S apparently perceives a to be F has an apparently perceptual cognition embedding Fa when a is not in fact F, while S cannot discern from her own first-person perspective that the cognition is non-veridical.
Highlighting the target endpoint (see Figure 12) shows that clustering and embedding apparently separate active and inactive compounds.
First, apparently when you embed an image in a protected document it gets uploaded to a Google server where people you've not given access to the file can still see and download it, even after you've deleted the document in question.
