Sentence examples for been embedded in the from inspiring English sources

Until now it has has been embedded in the home button, but a screen-embedded fingerprint scanner would make a spot on the screen read fingerprints for authenticating payments and unlocking the device.

Trillions of dollars in risky, sub-prime mortgages had been embedded in the system.

The Southampton way has been embedded in the club for a number of years through Les Reed and the board.

It has not yet been embedded in the national political consciousness as the only acceptable form of governance.

To set the stage, more than 17 pounds of tiny crystals had been embedded in the runway.

Vascular channels in which coolant fluid flows have been embedded in the plate.

In the chancel, between two arches, a tiny stone — black with gray flecks — had been embedded in the wall.

They have long been embedded in the architectural arena, from the Future Cities Project, to the British Council to the former incarnation of Blueprint magazine.

"That message is embedded in the results at the election and has been embedded in the results of the United States primaries and the UK Brexit debate.

The word "thriller" has been embedded in the marketing messaging from the get-go, but audiences may not have been quite convinced.

Indeed, publicness of research, of pedagogy, of praxis has been embedded in the language of federal, provincial, and individual granting institutions.