Sentence examples for embedded means from inspiring English sources

Being locally embedded means that they can identify complex challenges, innovate contextual solutions, and serve as credible, trusted resources for their constituencies.

The ability to generate contigs with trait linked SNPs embedded means standard tools like BLAST can be used to identify the candidate function of the gene from which that contig arose, even when no specific genetic resources are available.

The protocol would be used as an invisible and embedded means of transaction (with merchant acceptance deemed as standard), where the consumer technology instantly acquires a bitcoin with which to settle – transforming it, in effect, into the elegant rails over which the payment glides.

Over the North Pole this vortex has an embedded mean trough over northeastern North America and over northeastern Asia, whereas over the Pacific there is a weak anticyclonic vortex.

"Embedding means living, eating, moving in combat with the unit that you're attached to," explained Whitman.

Anchors are made of steel and GFRP bars with diameter of 12 and 20 mm and were embedded by means of two types of grout: a cement-based and a pozzolana-based grout.

That embedded chip means the lithium ion batteries can know when to stop charging even when the computer is powered off, and can regulate their own heat for safety purposes.

Constructed stochastic random elastic fluctuations were embedded over mean background elastic parameters.

In [15] Fall showed that, given a bounded domain of R 3 there exist embedded constant mean curvature (cmc) surfaces contained in Ω and whose boundary intersects ∂ Ω orthogonally.

Embedding factor means to embed secret information bit stream only into a single bit plane of the image.

Corporate social responsibility has gained greater significance, though it is by no means embedded across the business sector and still too often regarded as a nice-to-do activity or an extension of the marketing department.