His plan, however, is embedded not only in the ethos of the Crick, but in the building itself.
But the Church of England is an established church (not a "state church") that is embedded not only in the society it serves but among fighting troops.
It's about how mainstream misogynistic norms are embedded, not only in Facebook's interpretations of "free speech", "safety", "humor" and "credible threats", but in the very way their review process is structured.
Moreover, this paper suggests that using the Delphi method renders it possible to refine the fuzzy application space in which business ethics is embedded, not only to determine the decisions in a value system, but also to establish the value system itself.
Indeed, network modifications must be considered in the context of the entire system in which the network is embedded, not only in the interests of practicality of implementation but also in order to understand the potential ramifications of manipulating the network.
This suggests that the issue of LEP should be more firmly embedded not only in medical school curricula, but in continuing education programmes as well.
In particular, DFG's granting committee will take a closer look at the general environment in which the potential Graduiertenkolleg would be embedded--not only the research activities but also the mentoring and counselling services that would be available to students.
However, the networks of ties in which industrial firms are embedded profoundly impacts not only their own performance, but also the natural environment in which they operate.
It has not yet been embedded in the national political consciousness as the only acceptable form of governance.
"It hasn't been embedded enough yet," says Waddington.
