Because whites built and dominate all significant institutions, (often at the expense of and on the uncompensated labor of other groups), their interests are embedded in the foundation of U.S. society.
Another subwoofer claimed to be the world's biggest is a custom installation in Italy made by Royal Device primarily of bricks, concrete and sound-deadening material consisting of two subwoofers embedded in the foundation of a listening room.
Whether you regard them as historical or entirely fictional, and however you regard the mythical-supernatural elements in their stories, their DNA, embedded in the foundations of Western civilization, has given shape to who we are as a people and as individuals, the religious and unreligious alike.
At short test sites in Italy and the Netherlands noise-absorbing Helmholtz resonators are embedded in the concrete foundation, cutting several decibels more.
Millions of these miniature machines, known as microelectromechanical systems, or MEMS, may surround us one day, embedded in the concrete foundations of roads and bridges to monitor their conditions, aloft to check for biological warfare agents in the atmosphere, or attached to automobile tires to gauge pressure.
It is embedded in the very foundations of his system and all other relations (with the exception of different cases of disjunction, Bolzano 1837, § 160), deducibility included, are special cases of it.
Two scenarios were considered: in the first one, measurements were carried out on the grounding system embedded in the wind turbine foundation, before assembly of the wind turbine itself; in the second one, the complete wind turbine (tower, nacelle and blades) was included.
Today, pole construction employs a vertical structure of pressure-treated wood poles firmly embedded in the ground as a pier foundation.
The results of this study are helpful for designing a foundation embedded in the seabed due to dynamic horizontal forces.
The foundation is modeled as a rigid cylinder embedded in the soil with different embedment ratios.
In 2009 the foundation began removing metal and rebar snow fences embedded in the soil just below the pass summit during the 1960s as part of an abortive project to increase meltwater capture by the Twin Lakes Tunnel.
