Sentence examples for embedded at times from inspiring English sources

It would not have got onto canvas but for Homer, who, in his twenties, lived it as a magazine illustrator embedded at times with a New York infantry unit.

(I fancy him imagining a personal sufferer for each number in every toll of the dead and wounded). It would not have got onto canvas but for Homer, who, in his twenties, lived it as a magazine illustrator embedded at times with a New York infantry unit.

However even more important than that is ensuring the momentum is maintained and the change in approach to tackling homelessness remains embedded at a time of cutbacks.

Recent research is performed to detect Trojans embedded at manufacturing time by comparing the suspected chip with a golden chip that is fully trusted.

The enzyme thrombin catalyzes the formation of fibrin microfibrils, which form a three-dimensional mesh in which cells can be directly embedded at the time of gel formation.

The proposed system employs wire-like, passive, diffused sensing elements (SEs) that are embedded, at the time of construction or renovation, inside the walls of the building to be monitored.

Some U.S. troops had been embedded at the time with Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), whose headquarters in Syria's Deir al-Zor province had been a target of the attack.

This is in favor of the hypothesis that the eyelash was embedded at the time of penetrating eye injury 40 years ago.

This property of software, coupled with growth of web-based and mobile infrastructure, allows relative ease of circulation across contexts, where it gets redefined and embedded at the same time at the interconnected levels of the global and local.

For IHC staining, the right lobes of livers embedded at the indicated time were serially sliced (thickness 5 μm) and processed on an automated Tissue Processor (Shandon Excelsior, Thermo China).

As an artist (now embedded at The New York Times with Race/Related in a collaboration with the independent documentary showcase POV) I've often tried to explore issues of identity and why we are drawn to certain visual cues, and repelled or confused by others.