Sentence examples for embedded in a distinctive from inspiring English sources
Convert countries have forgotten, or are not aware, that turbo-capitalism in the United States is embedded in a distinctive legal system and in Calvinism.America's legal system, with its "nasty, greedy" lawyers, lets consumers, suppliers and lesser competitors, as well as government agencies, use the law to contain the overpowering strength of big business.
An analysis of copper production, architectural construction, and feasting rites as interrelated ritual activities at the Late Moche site of Huaca Colorada suggests that power asymmetries were embedded in a distinctive relational ontology and sacrificial worldview.
Typical PMT are composed of spindled cells with a highly vascular, embedded in a distinctive myxoid to myxochondroid matrix, with "grungy" or flocculent calcification.
Histologically, PMTMCT are composed of highly vascular spindled to stellate cells with low nuclear grade and low mitotic activity embedded in a distinctive myxoid to myxochondroid matrix and exhibiting "grungy" or flocculent calcification [7].
Microscopically, LCH has a distinctive lobular arrangement of capillaries of varying calibre embedded in a fibromyxoid matrix without atypical mitoses [ 2].
Several recent studies have related this dynamic mechanical behaviour to the distinctive nanocomposite architecture of the collagenous tissue, in which interactions among rigid collagen fibrils, embedded in a viscoelastic matrix of fibrillin microfibrils, are regulated by neurosecretory proteins.
Any such unease is dispelled by the volume's distinctive and triumphant form, which places the poems in relief against the historical and personal documentation, rather like set pieces embedded in a film script.
Mr. Edwards wants tougher agreements embedded in a reworked treaty.
