Sentence examples for embedded in time from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more than any musical, "Hair" is embedded in time.

Geographic Cluster (four courses)—History is embedded in time and place.

The methodology can easily be embedded in time domain simulation packages.

Social and technological networks are becoming increasingly dependent on one another, and both types of networks are fundamentally embedded in time, space, and organizational structure.

We designed and applied interactive visualisation techniques for investigating how social networks are embedded in time and space, using data collected from smartphone logs.

In this paper, a new approach based on the Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) network, an architecture that is specialized in discovering the underlying patterns embedded in time series, is proposed to track the system degradation and consequently, to predict the RUL.

Martin also said it would be "fundamentally dishonest" for him to exclude any sexual violence against women in his stories that are so embedded in times of war.

Uncovering the biological meaning embedded in time-series gene expression data is one of the most challenging problems in the post genomic era.

Three-dimensional simulations of premixed flame embedded in a time decaying isotropic turbulent flow are performed in several different parameter ranges.

There may be some consolation to be found in envisioning human history embedded in archaeological time, as did the earthwork artist Robert Smithson, obviously a major influence on Mr. Gaillard.

Monte Carlo simulations of the performance of the detector embedded in a time of flight analyser show that such an instrument enables kinetic energy and angular distribution measurements and triple coincidence studies of photofragmentation of simple molecules.