No names, addresses or Social Security numbers, for example, would be embedded within the character string.
Nevertheless, shame may be embedded within the very tools we use to communicate today, especially those that privilege speed and brevity.
There are many examples of leaders and leadership teams who do 'get' this stuff and, in the future, these skills should be embedded within the standard skill-set of different professions.
The nanotubular titanates were shown to be embedded within the bulk of the coating and some particles protruded from the top surface.
It can be embedded within the computational domain in practical applications with WMLES grids around three-dimensional geometries in a flexible zonal hybrid RANS/LES modelling context.
As a result of this, preanalysis of the DAE system is required and appropriate approximation error criteria must be embedded within the nonlinear program.
The finger mechanism is able to obtain a human-like grasping operation and it can be embedded within the finger body with human-size mechanical design.
Under the proposal from Cryptography Research, based in San Francisco, the hardware would be radically simplified and the complexity of protecting the information would be embedded within the music, video or software file itself.
The material can be embedded within the frame of the car to provide quick jolts of power when the car accelerates, and they can be recharged within minutes with energy from braking.
At the present, emotion is considered as a critical point of human behaviour, and thus it should be embedded within the reasoning module when an intelligent system or a autonomous robot aims to emulate or anticipate human reactions.
Shallow miniboutiques, connected by a back corridor, will be embedded within the existing strip of shops, not only providing the brand with ample display frontage but also creating what the architect calls a "populist" Prada model, where even those who are not inside the store are invited to participate in its retail and cultural programming.
