Sentence examples for concerns embedded from inspiring English sources

We propose an approach and provide a tool to identify crosscutting concerns embedded in an object-oriented system.

They suggest that the idea of virtual communities as being 'thin' and 'shallow' lacking the depth that local proximity in face-to-face communities brings privileges a certain view of community premised upon shared values, or shared concerns, embedded in local situated face-to-face interaction and practices.

Tim Cook sent an email this morning to Jim Cramer in order to mitigate the concerns (embedded below).

Judge Brinkema rejected Mr. Moussaoui's request that his correspondence to Mr. Reid be forwarded to the so-called shoe bomber, noting an "apparent determination by the Federal Bureau of Investigation that a recent letter from Mr. Moussaoui to Mr. Reid may concern embedded or 'coded' messages".

One of the major challenges concerning embedded transducers is to produce very low cost transducers.

Some studies concerning embedded systems development were also found, but the amount of hardware-related agile studies remains low.

Concerning embedded devices based on microprocessors, in many cases, the hardware redesign is a necessary step to overtake the limits of a Single-Board Computer (SBC) design based approach that is at the base of such popular embedded platforms.

Discrimination against women is a grave concern embedded in the roots of my society in India and social systems across the globe since antiquity.

23 Voorham extracted numeric clinical data concerning diabetes care embedded in general practice electronic health records as free text, and developed a computerised extraction system triggered by numerical values and incorporating nearby names and units which label the measurement.

An appreciation of food safety, budgeting and environmental and animal welfare concerns are embedded in the workshops, with keen learners able to walk away with an accredited food hygiene certificate, in addition to valuable cooking skills.

While concerns about embedded privilege in politics remain and there is a strong case for further change, parliamentarians across all parties are now far more representative of those for whom they stand.