Sentence examples for embedded in the existing from inspiring English sources

Small cell is cheap, plug and play, and self-configuring, which can be easily embedded in the existing cell deployment.

As the field expanded, new approaches and data collection methods were developed, which often were strongly embedded in the existing methodological framework and enriched with insights from technological progress.

Observing the current responses to the externalities by the policy makers in Hong Kong, this study articulates the critical challenges to mitigate these specific systemic hurdles embedded in the existing infrastructure of a highly dense city.

As for the United States, even as it contributes to the neo-Westphalian process of re-bordering cyberspace, it will continue to defend the political and economic values embedded in the existing patchwork system.

For example: did PBF use the existing M&E system or was a new data collection system set-up specifically for PBF [ 29]? Was PBF embedded in the existing governance structure, or was a new PBF structure set-up?

Our sampling does not include some lineages of Leptodirini including genera from the Alps, Balkans or mainland Italy, but these are mostly "infraflagellates", [ 26, 28], i.e. likely to be embedded in the existing clades.

Making the app companies accountable for the standards would allow L.A. taxis to compete directly with Uber and Lyft while retaining the safeguards that decades of regulation have embedded in the city's existing taxi industry — covering areas like vehicle safety, driver safety, guaranteed service to all neighborhoods, and service to the disabled.

In contrast, the local model in Hospital B built on existing ways of working, current resources, and perspectives of professional groups, while the local model evolved gradually and became 'embedded' in the existing professional practice.

Ideally the GPs are embedded in an existing research culture [ 7, 9, 10].

The majority of interventions (68%) (13/19) were embedded in an existing electronic medical record (EMR) or with the computerized physician order entry (CPOE) systems [ 35, 39– 43, 44, 46, 46– 52].

Kipler seems convinced that people will use the human grow light only if it's embedded in their existing screens, which they look at all day.