Sentence examples for facet embedded in from inspiring English sources
The most extraordinary double superposition eyes occur in the tropical mysid shrimp genus Dioptromysis, which has a normal-looking eye that contains a single enormous facet embedded in the back, with an equally large lens cylinder behind the facet.
The idea that the company would explore facets of love embedded in a wide range of its usual ballets sounded like something of stretch.
It has the potential to illuminate implicit facets and latent factors embedded in research and scholarship that might otherwise not get noted.
For an integrated measurement of non-cognitive facets, embedded experience sampling (EES; see above) was used.
Indeed, Hollywood's white bias appears to be deeply embedded in every facet of the industry.
The possibilities are endless and the new players are already embedded in every facet of traditional financial structure.
Under experimental conditions where SrTiO3 contains a negligible amount of ionic vacancies, the shape of the single crystal embedded in matrix grains was well faceted, showing a strong anisotropy in interfacial energy.
This poses methodological problems: while the tasks to be solved are highly concrete and embedded in a certain context, questionnaires on non-cognitive facets such as domain-specific self-concept or interests are usually phrased very universally.
The objects, which have a silvery appearance, are embedded in exceptionally clear flint glass; refraction and illumination from behind are often enhanced by crosscutting and faceting, and outer curves magnify the image.
Such skepticism is embedded in his theories.
