Sentence examples for better embed from inspiring English sources
After burrowing into the walls of a fish's intestines, the spiny-headed worm Pomphorhynchus laevis inflates its proboscis to better embed itself in the soft tissue.
For this, 'deep engagement' comprises nurturing dependability among involved communities, to better embed socio-cultural diversities and local know-how in the processes of urban regeneration.
Thus, we aim to better embed Foresight researchers and practitioners into national, regional and local innovation ecosystems by strengthening their strategic support towards business, policy and RTD decision-making stakeholders.
Newcastle University yesterday followed hot on the heels of the University of Southampton inannouncing plans to modify its investment strategy to better embed Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations.
Instead of creating an artificial dataset, we decided to use a real one to test whether ncMCE is able to solve the crowding problem and, as a result, better embed networks into low dimensions.
The educational research program undertaken as part of the training program should be more structured and better embedded.
An imperfection in these models is that the upper-level variational inequality and lower-level variational inequality of all these models are not better embedded in each other.
A consequence is that impact, or better, embedding in society, will be seen as part of professional responsibility of scientists, even if most often they cannot do much about it.
PD 'in the wild' needs to be better embedded in use situations and environments (e.g., by linking discussion and design space, using feedback tools, continuous reflection of the current state of development) rather than refining participatory design as a meta-process separate from use.
Choice-based designs [ 9], though, are better embedded in economic theory [ 10] and may lead to fewer inconsistencies [ 11].
Mexican hat and bior2.2 wavelets deliver better embedding but result in poor extraction process.
