Sentence examples for been imbedded in a from inspiring English sources

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).

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

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

"The Gates of Paradise" were created using what is called the lost-wax technique, in which a detailed wax model is imbedded in a fire-resistant clay mold.

However, this concept must be imbedded in a broader political strategy that recognizes the deep-seated insecurity of China's strategic community.

The teeth, arranged in rows in the mouth, are not firmly attached to the jaws but are imbedded in a fibrous membrane lying over the jaws.

Or potentially it could be imbedded in a TV set with an Ethernet connection, or on a mobile phone, or in some alternative device that might come out in the future.

In "Happy Days," which Ms. Dukakis played at the Whole Theater in Montclair, her artistic home for 17 years, the play's sole speaking character is imbedded in a mound of dirt.

The graves were imbedded in a woodland landscape.

Stand characteristics were imbedded in a dynamic model and assumed perfectly observable and under the complete control of managers.

These particles are imbedded in a dielectric medium and are subject to an externally applied electric field.