Sentence examples for embedded in the layers from inspiring English sources

"At this point the Methbot operation has become so embedded in the layers of the advertising ecosystem, the only way to shut it down is to make the details public to help affected parties take action". With today's release, it's hoped the industry will collaborate to shut Methbot down.

As measured from high-resolution TEM image, the thickness of the coated 'i(QDs)' layer is ~30 nm and the density of the QDs embedded in the layer is 7 × 1012 #/cm−2.

It has a rotor connected to a drive shaft passing through bushings embedded in the outer layers of the cell wall (the peptidoglycan and lipopolysaccharide layers, respectively) and then connected to the filament (the propeller) by a flexible coupling (the hook).

Transverse reinforcement, when present, is considered to be smeared and embedded in the concrete layers.

The transmembrane movement of ions is actually carried out by molecular mechanism specifically, by protein molecules embedded in the lipid layers.

Ms. Kelly, creator of "Postpartum Document" (1973-79), a monument of feminist art, is represented by a piece from the late 1990s consisting of clothes-dryer screens with vinyl letters embedded in the thick layers of lint.

This transmembrane voltage gradient arises from the presence of ion-specific voltage-sensitive channels that are made up of proteins and are embedded in the lipid layers of the cell membrane.

As the temperature inside the reactor reaches to 1200 1500 K, it becomes difficult to understand and control the heat transfer inside the reactor as the thermocouples were embedded in the insulating layers, much away from the core.

Here, we report the occurrence of fossil spermatozoa that are preserved embedded in the wall layers of a 50-Myr-old (early Eocene) clitellate cocoon from Antarctica.

The resin is mixed with its catalyst (see Table 1 for ratios) and poured as three separate layers, with the specimen embedded in the middle layer (Fig. 1A F).

The results demonstrate that strain could lead to dramatic changes in the magnetic configurations for both small Fe clusters bonded to the edge carbon atoms of graphene perforation and the single layer Fe membrane fully embedded in the graphene layer.