Sentence examples for embedded in the surfaces from inspiring English sources
The monitors are embedded in the surfaces of flat aluminum panels, cut into forms mimicking paint or liquid splatters and painted monochromatically.
They are embedded in the surfaces of two 1950's paintings by Robert Richenburg that recall aerial views of devastated battlefields, and in Rocco Liccardi's "Man on the Moon," an assemblage of silvery flotsam that might be the poignant ruins of a failed space colony.
This is probably because the various ions in the plasma become embedded in the surface of the material during exposure.
In San Francisco, however, clusters of plastic-encased, networked sensors are embedded in the surface of the street.
Preventing these icy buildups usually means using deicing materials (salt or glycol), sprinkled or sprayed on a surface, or activating heating coils embedded in the surface material.
Enough of the atoms become deeply embedded in the surface to alter its characteristics, creating areas of n- and p-type materials.
The plant, which grows 30 90 cm (1 3 feet) tall, arises from a much-branched crown that is partially embedded in the surface layer of soil.
The works are titled after famous men and include nice touches like an Arnold Palmer-endorsed drink embedded in the surface of "Tiger Woods" or a can of Slim-Fast perched on top of the tall, Louise Nevelson-like "Fats Domino".
In healthy tissue, the protein, called syndecan-4, is embedded in the surface of blood vessel cells, where it's believed to play an important role in a cellular signaling process that leads to the formation of new branches.
Embedded in the surface of the vitreous body, however, there is a population of specialized cells, the hyalocytes of Balazs, which may contribute to the breakdown and renewal of the hyaluronic acid.
