First, they are a deeply embedded part of the higher education system, existing in some form since at least 1962 (and arguably before then).
As if Wilson's 1975 stratagem was some deeply embedded part of the constitution instead of the first UK-wide referendum in history, and at the time a distinctly un-British and spatchcocked solution to the split in his party.
The greatest strengthening effect was obtained by adding AFRP asymmetrically to the embedded part, which reinforced areas both between the carbon panel and honeycomb and between the embedded part and honeycomb; and the strengthening effect increased with increased bonding height.
Since the embedding capacity is limited, we can only embed part of the top LUT templates into the halftone image.
(C) Quartz pebbles of the Knersvlakte with hypolithic cyanobacterial growth on the formerly embedded part of the quartz stone.
The chat widget will be available both as embedded part of a page and as a linked pop up.
However, sometimes the InP might know of other InPs that it believes will be able to embed part or whole of the VN request.
I get what Flickr chose to do here: it made the 'frame' around an embed part of the image itself, rather than placing it 'outside' as with many other services that offer embeds.
However, unlike these works, PolyViNE does not use the information for addressing or routing purposes; rather it uses the location information to find candidate InPs that will be able to embed part or whole of the remaining unmapped VN request.
Given this interpretation, use or production of a full-length gene in which the listed sequence constitutes a short embedded part falls within the purview of the claim.... Thus, the creative and laborious work required to identify therapeutically useful genes may result in products that infringe a claim to one of the multitude of ESTs.
