Sentence examples for embedded in the process from inspiring English sources

Investors are also unlikely to take an interest in mortgage securities because serious conflicts of interest are still embedded in the process.

The virality is embedded in the process so the more lists you share the cooler your Shout app becomes.

We describe the combination of a development project and its implementation, with user experience considerations embedded in the process.

This tool was preferred to Campari (traditional BBA, with GCP embedded in the process) because it does not introduce any non-linear effect in the model built by the photogrammetric data (i.e. the output of Tapas) and it allows a more frank estimate of the goodness of the photogrammetric models.

We're all so inherently embedded in the process of participating in it that it's very difficult to take a step back and simply understand what's going on.

The simplicity and class of these wearable forms are clean and refined so that the person who wears them can feel the minute happiness embedded in the process.

To continually improve design quality and efficiency, companies must consider how to speed design processes, minimise human-errors, avoid unnecessary iterations, and sustain knowledge embedded in the design process.

The mechanisms of dignity violation described as part of the taxonomy help to elucidate the meso and micro processes embedded in the macro processes of "structural violence" that have been the focus of much attention in the health and human rights movement [ 43].

Too many managers' rewards are tied to meeting targets and goals embedded in the budgeting process.

"Access can be embedded in the creative process, rather than an afterthought," Brew told his audience – meaning that access for his wheelchair becomes part of his act.

Dr. Hansen said the natural skepticism and debates embedded in the scientific process had distracted the public from the confidence experts have in a future with centuries of changing climate patterns and higher sea levels under rising carbon dioxide concentrations.