Sentence examples for become inscribed from inspiring English sources

35 The template is itself a manifestation of complex sociotechnical practices and relationships involving systems engineers, clinical software designers and others, whose assumptions about chronic disease management practices become inscribed (and reified) in the template.

The difficult question now is how to sort out these remaining issues without the crushing time pressure that leads to botched drafting which, in a royal charter world, become inscribed on vellum and extremely difficult to modify.

I haven't read Vonnegut or Bradbury or Brautigan since I was a child, partly because I'm afraid of what I'll find, partly because they're in my DNA, and have become inscribed on the inner surface of the eyes through which I read others.

As one of the heroes of the nonprofit theater movement, he didn't pay lip service to his principles  — they had become inscribed in his genetic code.

As one of the heroes of the nonprofit theater movement, he didn't pay lip service to his principles — they had become inscribed in his genetic code.

Note that if (K_{1}) is the unit disc, then the relative inradius (r_{01}) and the relative outradius (R_{01}) become the inscribed radius r and the circumscribed radius R of (K_{0}), respectively.

Jones will have had his players for less than two weeks when the Six Nations starts and England will look different by the end of the tournament as his mark becomes more inscribed.

During this period, one of the characteristics of spatial discourse produced in South Korea was a 'rediscovery' of the sea or ocean which became politically inscribed within a cultural/national narrative, thus being given a new significance.

Ten objects, among them one of the inscribed rings, were stolen shortly after the find was made, and when the remaining objects were recovered, it was discovered that the other ring had been cut into at least four pieces by a Bucharest goldsmith, whereby one of the inscribed characters had become damaged to the point of illegibility.

The paper demonstrates that despite the early appearance of inscribed bronzes in South China, the region did not become a part of the so-called "Cultural Sphere of Chinese Characters" until the arrival of the Spring and Autumn period.

It evokes Duchamp's claim that he had given up art to become a "respirator," because, as he said, "each breath is a work which is inscribed nowhere".