Sentence examples for deliberately embedded from inspiring English sources

And the initial designers of a regulatory structure would be unlikely to create the duplication and overlaps of jurisdiction that this defense supports although complex systems (think of a passenger jet airplane) often have duplication and redundancies deliberately embedded so as to provide backstopping for component failures (such as the regulatory problems just described).

During survey work at the arcopolis, archaeologists discovered a 13.5 cm long flint knife deliberately embedded in the interior of the north wall, it weighed 225 g.

It was constructed in 168/169 AD – the date is known due to the discovery of a coin of that year that was deliberately embedded in the gate's stonework by its builders.

15 20–25 The selected study sites were drawn from urban DOTS areas in Bangladesh and the research was deliberately embedded within the NTP programme activities.

And now the ground invasion is progressing, Israel accuses Hamas of deliberately embedding its rocket launchers in residential areas, while Hamas accuses Israel of wanton slaughter.

In perhaps the most dangerous clause of the resolution, the House called "on all nations... to condemn Hamas for deliberately embedding its fighters, leaders and weapons in private homes, schools, mosques, hospitals and otherwise using Palestinian civilians as human shields".

An Easter egg is a secret sign or clue or whatnot that may be embedded in a game, and Halliday has deliberately created an occasion for egg hunting.

Therefore, there is a need for "new strategic frameworks that are aimed at deliberately harnessing the unique capabilities of digital technology that are embedded into products to gain competitive advantage" (Yoo et al. 2010a, p. 730).

He said that those who had beaten him had deliberately targeted the entry wounds caused by the birdshot pellets still embedded in his back.

Microsoft, on the other hand, still faces an investigation by the European Commission into its practices, including whether the company is deliberately damaging rivals by embedding its proprietary audio and video software, Media Player, into its Windows operating system.

The book's messy, deliberately ugly artwork gets much mileage out of depicting, say, Herald Square as a bombed-out disaster area, and Wood's script is full of acidic metaphors for American flag-waving and embedded reportage.