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A combination lock can be built into some guns, but since a user must engage it, a child might still find the gun unlocked.

In addition, Sharp's Plasmacluster Ion technology will be built into some of the lamps and is supposed to fight viruses and bacteria in the air.

It has been applied to some private industrial rail systems since the early 1970s, and most of the capability has been built into some city metro systems.

Spectacle is built into some traditions, like those of Rhythm of Rajasthan, an alliance of two ancient musical clans, Langas and Manganiars, from the deserts of northwestern India.

Even the intelligent "scaling" circuitry now being built into some video equipment which seeks to increase the number of lines artificially cannot disguise the system's inadequacy.

Pedestrian detection systems, like the one that Dr. Levinson, a research scientist at Stanford's Center for Automotive Research, has helped design, are already available in luxury cars and are being built into some midrange models.

It is also being built into some newer ones.A key step in any fitting, using new or old methods, involves a test of an individual's ability to hear sounds in different frequency bands.

Border disputes with Bulgaria in its Communist era estranged the villages, which are built into some of the most stunning mountainous land in Greece, from the rest of the country until the mid-1990s.

All the trails follow the same basic recipe of fun rather than being extreme, and while big, rolling tabletops and north shore hits have been built into some of the runs, they have a grin factor rather than a terror aspect to them.

Digital still cameras are already being built into some phones.

TV (which is built into some Samsung and LG TVs) now lets you watch YouTube videos.