They can be embedded in larger models hierarchically.
Many companies assume that because they are working with compounds that are deemed safe in larger sizes or because the nanomaterials are embedded in larger products, the particles will not pose environmental threats.
As a result, I argue that innovation can be usefully studied at a field level because changes in new products, processes, and organizations are embedded in larger networks of organizations, including those of the government.
"Another possibility is that all future facilities will be embedded in larger commercial and residential projects, with the sports team being like an anchor tenant at a shopping center," he said.
The newly formed Al particles are embedded in larger LiCl particles.
According to Bratman, intentions are explained by taking them, in typical cases, to be embedded in larger plans.
Such systems of ownership were embedded in larger hereditary kin- and status-based social networks (e.g., Powell 2012; Turner et al. 2000; Turner 2005) and regulated the timing and amount of resources extracted.
But locomotions caused without immediate transmission were understood to be be embedded in larger patterns of causation which observed the principle of causational synonymy, and it is exactly such a larger pattern of causation which is missing in the case of celestial motions.
Statistics measuring how individuals are embedded in larger social structures include density, path length, clustering, efficiency, and transitivity.10 Embedding measures are tools that allow social network analysts to contextualize and understand the entire population and how network structure constrains or enables actors in the network.
The new report builds on the insight that national parks are embedded in larger systems and goes farther, suggesting that the parks be conceived of as "anchors of conservation in a continuum of uses".
