The phrase "are embedded to" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "are embedded in" or "are embedded within."
Example: "The values are embedded in the company's culture, influencing every decision made."
Alternatives: "are integrated into" or "are ingrained in."
Four neighborhood structures are embedded to balance the exploitation and exploration abilities of the algorithm.
Rather it's as if the hymns, so beloved by Ives, are embedded, to use a much-current term, in the orchestral battle.
In addition, several reflex modules are embedded to transform the feedback of all sensors into the CPG space.
To better settle this problem, a novel double-module immune algorithm named DMMO is presented, where two evolutionary modules are embedded to simultaneously improve the convergence speed and population diversity.
This paper represents an effort to focus on the larger social ecological landscapes within which protected areas are embedded, to understand why conservation succeeds and fails in different parts of the landscape.
The profiled carbon fibers have numerous surface grooves where Sn particles are embedded to provide enough capillary channels for rapid lithium-ion transport and enough inter-fiber space for the accommodation of large Sn volume changes on lithium insertion and extraction.
A novel decoding method is embedded to tackle the limited buffer constraints in the schedules generated.
Smart transducer interface module proposed in this paper can be embedded to the PVESS system.
A novel travel schedule planning algorithm is embedded to plan travel schedules based on users' need.
Mark Kennedy, the officer who was embedded with climate change protesters for seven years, had sexual relationships with at least one of the women he was embedded to spy on.
This approach is sufficiently generic to be embedded to other LOM-based search mechanisms for semantic-aware learning object retrieval.
