Sentence examples for embedded in the performances from inspiring English sources
Originally it started out as a cabaret, of sourced music and storytelling, and it crossed over to become more of a theatre piece because the songs became even more embedded in the performances, and the text became more complicated and more integrated.
You can get this technology from startups, ERP vendors, talent management systems, and embedded in the new performance management systems.
Embedded in those performances, part and parcel of their enduring, universal appeal, a person can hear kindness.
In this study, the socio-cultural environment implies elements that are embedded in the society and affect the performance of women entrepreneurs, either negatively or positively.
"There is a very bad set of values that are embedded in the air because of performance reviews," he told me.
On the other hand, by leveraging the complementary information embedded in the multimodality representation, better performance on disease diagnosis can be expected.
They observed that when the rotaxanes were embedded in the hydrogel, their optical performance (fluorescence and induced circular dichroism) improved.
The redesign of the surgical pathway was embedded in the new strategies to improve the performance of the clinical system.
Even when a company isn't people intensive overall, a people-based business embedded in the company often drives corporate performance.
The asphalt pavement performance models embedded in the Pavement ME Design program were developed based on hot mix asphalt (HMA) pavements, and the predictive quality varies depending on specific conditions.
If these synergies are not achieved, the acquisition premium is merely a gift from the shareholders of the acquirer to the shareholders of the target company.Mr Sirower then sets out to show how acquirers can better calculate the required performance improvement implicitly embedded in the acquisition premium and to examine the reasons why these RPIs normally dwarf realistic performance gains.
