Sentence examples for figure embedded in from inspiring English sources

The team also gave the kids a computer test which involved them finding a hidden figure embedded in an image on the screen.

Only four drawings, done almost entirely in black, seem directly political: a bound corpse ("Whereabouts unknown"); a slumping man tied to a post ("No escape now"); a smiling, shirtless dude, with a "don't tread on me" tattoo, dandling a rifle ("Payback time"); and an anguished figure embedded in a fencelike grid ("In the barbed wire cosmos").

The appearance of a brief figure embedded in background components thus simulated perception of a coherent object in noisy listening environments.

The figures embedded in the text consist of either low-resolution black-and-white photographs or hand-drawn images, which were legible but not particularly artistic -- a sharp contrast to the book's brilliant cover art, which is the most attractive nonfiction book cover I've seen in recent years (see video below to learn how this cover was created).

Local simulation results (small figures embedded in Figure 4) are also given for better explanation.

This would include figures embedded in the biographical tradition about Pythagoras and the early Pythagoreans, such as the husband and wife, Myllias and Timycha.

Very recently, Culhane et al. [ 32] also reported a very similar approach to create a gene expression database, GeneSigDB, which considers gene lists from tables or figures embedded in publications or included as supplementary material on the journal's or the author's website.

Finally, the pars opercularis of the IFG has even been suggested to play a role in local visual search tasks in experiments where participants are asked to judge whether a simple figure is embedded in a more complex figure, as compared with judging whether a simple figure matches a highlighted portion of a more complex figure [41].

It was and is a pet that sometimes bites back, particularly for a figure so embedded in the power structure that The Bay Citizen set out to cover.

I-V characteristics of the ITO/TiO2/Si diode are presented in Figure 2. Embedded in the graph is a measured schematic diagram which shows that a positive bias is applied to the ITO electrode.

In all conditions the figure was embedded in noise dots that moved in the same way as the target dots and the task was to determine the direction of movement of the figure.