Sentence examples for embedded in the infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Longo et al. [1] described three possible sources of train location data for analysis: sensors embedded in the infrastructure to detect trains, on-board sensors to record the distance travelled and positioning equipment such as GPS.

This privilege, afforded to select agents and editors, is deeply embedded in the infrastructure and woven into the economic fabric of the publishing industry.

Cultural competence at the organisational level must be embedded in the infrastructure and ethos of any service provider.

Others, like Business Process Management or Service-Oriented Architecture, will be with us until they are mastered and become deeply embedded in the computing infrastructure we all take for granted.

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.

Unfortunately, this is not a tradition embedded in the American infrastructure, except maybe as a platitude.

While individual completion of SHUTi and the insomnia education control programs will be systematically tracked using methods embedded in the website infrastructure, their completion (or otherwise) will be achieved without any direct supervision or encouragement from the trial team.

There is a general expectation that a tweet will stick around, particularly if it is somehow embedded in the greater Twitter infrastructure, for example when somebody favorites or retweets it.

The case notification data is routinely collected both from public (primary, secondary and tertiary health care) and private health centres run by the NTP, embedded in the health system infrastructure of the country at provincial level, further divided into the districts and union councils comprising the cities and villages.

These involved testing in a primary care setting (because they are embedded in the community and have the infrastructure in place) delivered by technically trained personnel using a simple testing strategy - a measure of intraocular pressure (a known risk factor for glaucoma) [ 29], and either a measure of the visual field or photography of the optic nerve.

In a telephone interview after my visits, Mr. Shelton, 49, told me the proposed business model — essentially, a midmarket bistro embedded in the round-the-clock infrastructure of a popular diner — appealed to him.