Sentence examples for embedded in a structure from inspiring English sources
ENGL 125 and 126 historic courses that have long been a centerpiece of the curriculum remain as foundational courses, now embedded in a structure that honors the range and depth of the whole Anglophone tradition.
In this concept, tens or hundreds of binary actuators are embedded in a structure, which is analogous to the digital computer replacing the analog computer.
The idea of the social-network context proposes that seniors are embedded in a structure of inter-personal ties and that this structure can influence their behavior and access to valued resources; the idea of the spatial context suggests that seniors reside in certain locations and have certain opportunity structures available to them as a result of this location.
Caregiver burden is measured with the Carer-Qol [ 31], which is embedded in a structured caregiver questionnaire, to be filled in by the main informal caregiver.
It assumes that inter-firm relationships are embedded in a network structure (structural social capital), and this affects the behaviour and expectations of firms (Omta et al. 2001).
Another investigated periphery protection, consist to form a series of GRs embedded in a JTE structure, with this protection the diode achieves more ideal efficiency of breakdown capabilities.
Given the importance of research impact, this study proposes that utilizing social capital embedded in a social structure is an effective way to achieve more research impact.
In this paper, we perform surface plasmon-coupled emission studies on Rhodamine 6G molecules embedded in a corrugated structure of a thin film composed of fluorinated silica particles, and a binding medium.
It is demonstrated that the resonant tunneling transmission cavity will be formed to strengthen the electric field intensity around the graphene, when graphene is embedded in a multilayer structure.
These QDs are usually embedded in a junction/mirror structure and have to be overgrown by GaAs or AlGaAs.
Social capital is defined as "resources embedded in a social structure that are accessed and/or mobilized in purposive actions" (Lin et al. 2001).
