This paper describes a GIS-based decision support system (DSS) design approach that embeds much of this knowledge in well-structured metadata and presents it to the decision maker through an appropriate interface or software agents, thereby decreasing system learning costs and improving effectiveness.
Conspiracy theories abound in Uruguay and are embedded in much of the country's political culture.
Coming of age in the '60s, guitarist Joe Beck was a ubiquitous presence embedded in much of the music that I was listening to at the time.
In the process, she raises issues about the interaction of art, life and politics that are similar to those brought out by the artists drawing together in the Met's Near Eastern galleries this month, which are also found embedded in the history of much of the work that makes up Asia Week in New York.
On the other hand, embedded network implementations, such as InfiniBand, can move much of the communication work to the embedded architecture.
The region may be engulfed in flames, and for the moment, at least, seemingly otherwise engaged, but Palestinian claims to justice and freedom have embedded themselves in the conscience of much of the world, just as Israel's practices have eaten away at its avowed values.
Looking at the results in Figure 14 we see that much of the total embedding cost is going into processing fees.
This approach enables much of the wisdom embedded in existing planners based on the specified strategies to be distilled and unified.
The trend in life expectancy, the authors assert, could "undo much of the redistribution embedded in the benefits formula" that gives lower-income workers a better stipend in retirement. .
Such anti-Semitic imagery is now embedded in the mainstream discourse concerning Jews in much of the Islamic world, in the popular press and in academic journals.
