Klemperer's story has a special resonance for Mr. Bartenieff, whose family was also, he said, "deeply imbedded in the cultural life of Germany".
The molding process is also where the content is imbedded into the CD.
Moving from adoption to the imbedding of technologies into routine practice is also problematic.
It is also a victory because it was an opportunity to illustrate some of the absurdities imbedded in our immigration laws.
It is also superior for running the game considering the automated scoring, the entertaining sounds, and the imbedded countdown clock.
To the extent that traditional values about dating and relationships impact the decision-making process, they may also be imbedded in the types of personal qualities that singles are looking for in their potential mates.
It's something that's imbedded in us.
But country music's roots are deeply imbedded in the folk tradition, and country music has come to embrace a wide variety of folk-based singer-songwriters like Matraca Berg, Hugh Prestwood, Gillian Welch and Victoria Shaw (also a former New Yorker).
Fecundity, amplitude and the survival of humanity are all imbedded into this tiny, yet monumental image.
Nepotism, favoritism, and cronyism are deeply imbedded in almost all nations.
