Sentence examples for as imbedded from inspiring English sources

When crystallized at temperature of Tc = 55 °C or higher (Regime-II), the morphology is featured with Type-1 (single-ring-banded in POM) spherulites as the majority species that co-exist with Type-2 (double-ring-banded in POM) spherulites as imbedded minority.

The arts and humanities as imbedded in particular histories and cultures found in the South, and as performed in music and theater; and portrayed in documentary films, civil rights photography, Southern literature, and historical and autobiographical writing.

As imbedded as Goffman was, one comes away without a sense of why the boys and men she followed had shattered lives--other than law enforcement's persistent surveillance.

Their fandom was made as a temporal choice -- if they'd been born a decade earlier, they'd have worn the Green Bay Packers' green and gold -- rather than by the condition of eternal obligation, as imbedded in our identity as our local accent.

Here, we describe a tactile device to quantitatively image a 5- to 10-fold stiffer object imbedded as much as 20 mm deep in a softer matrix.

The authors observe that there is currently contention as to whether social capital should be conceptualised as social cohesion or as resources imbedded in social networks.

737, 743, 98 L.Ed. 911 (1954) ("that the formulation of [immigration] policies is entrusted exclusively to Congress has become about as firmly imbedded in the legislative and judicial tissues of our body politic as any aspect of our government").

Another exhibit was freshwater pearl, as large as a marble, imbedded in a half shell.

And so this pattern, if you like, which is one of multiple habits, was being interpreted as culturally imbedded.

The disclosure of planetary rotation as the imbedded source of the first analog computer was the surprise finding through decades of examining the Antikythera mechanism.

Moreover, at the upper particle size limit, the QMOM is imbedded as a limiting case.