Sentence examples for been imbedded in from inspiring English sources

Instead, the printer uses a thermal process to thaw out molecules of frozen ink that have been imbedded in thinly coated papers.

PAGE 1 Volunteer Customer Service 4 Arts & Leisure STUBBORNLY MAINTAINING His Photographic Principles The idea of conscience has been imbedded in Danny Lyon's photographs in all but a few of his contemporaries.

The younger the rock, the more deeply it must have been imbedded in the mountain, and thus the more the mountain must have eroded.

Jim Shapiro was, as a postdoc in Jonathan Beckwith's lab in 1969, the first person to purify a small set of protein-coding genes, those of the lac operon (which had been imbedded in a much larger set of phage genes within transducing phages).

It's something that's imbedded in us.

In another gallery space a rectangular version is imbedded in a floor paved in concrete blocks.

But where Islam is imbedded in a pluralistic, democratic society, it thrives like any other religion.

Televisions are imbedded in the wall of every player's cubicle in the locker room.

These are temperature sensors that are imbedded in the structure of the vehicle.

Is it the fact that horse racing is imbedded in the American fabric?

"The paper process is imbedded in this industry," Mr. Glymph said.