They discuss how computer-chip sensors, like the Circadia, embedded under the skin keep a journal of health data from heart rate to stress levels.
The screen also flexed badly when tapped or pressed; and the review unit came with dust actually embedded under the screen that couldn't be removed.
These cells are embedded under the scales along the midline of the body and open to the surface through pores in the scales.
At present diabetic suffers have to either wear glucose monitors embedded under their skin or administer their own regular blood tests to ensure that their glucose levels safe.
How often in the 21st century does one have the chance to see a 19th-century river wall embedded under a 20th-century highway?
Neuroscientists are developing more advanced prosthetics that may one day be operated from the brain via fiber optic lines embedded under the skin.
"Although some people wear glucose monitors with a glucose sensor embedded under their skin, all people with diabetes must still prick their finger and test drops of blood throughout the day.
Are we still the sole proprietor of our bodies?" Artificial fire opals were embedded under the silken threads of several dresses, issuing across the body in a gleaming pattern, like replicating cells.
