Sentence examples for embedded not from inspiring English sources

As such, American journalism has been embedded not only militarily but politically as well.

His plan, however, is embedded not only in the ethos of the Crick, but in the building itself.

Embedded not in a face but a blank wall, the eyes are animatronic, and connected to motion sensors.

But the Church of England is an established church (not a "state church") that is embedded not only in the society it serves but among fighting troops.

Footloose at 44, with no journalism experience, she persuaded the 101st Airborne Division to let her be embedded, not once but twice in the past two years.

And much of what the play has to convey as a teaching tool is embedded not just in its content but in its form.

"We hope that the enforcement of this will also be lenient to allow time for the new charge to embed, not only with retailers, but also with their customers".

Clusters are colored as in panel A, therefore the blue channel corresponds to the third dimension of embedding not shown in the plot.

These authors suggested that hybrid molecules of Aβ and α-synuclein might embed not only in the plasma membrane but also in membranes of mitochondria and lysosomes, where they would form nanopore-like structures, which result in abnormal ion conductance.

"It's embedded and not overt," said V. Elaine Gross, director of Erase Racism.

But Wilson embedded them, not just in a speech or a book to be read by a handful of the franchised, but in a work of art.