Sentence examples for have imbedded from inspiring English sources

For example, the stratiform clouds of a warm front may have imbedded cumulus formations and thunderstorms; the warm sector might be quite dry and yield few or no clouds; the pre-cold-front weather may closely resemble that found ahead of the warm front; or the post-cold-front air may be completely cloud-free.

These might have imbedded nano-chips that communicate to another separate device to chat with others or for entertainment.

In the CinemaNow model, free movies will have imbedded interactive rich media ads that will appear throughout the screening the way commercials do throughout a TV program.

There is either a decades-long conspiracy involving tens of thousands of scientists who have imbedded false formulas into the basic physics and chemistry textbooks, or climate change is real.

"First there were lines, but secondly, he had imbedded in the price of the ticket an audio tour.

His hooves were so long that the horseshoes had imbedded themselves in the bottom of his feet.

Thus, a tiny X-ray of the steel armature that now holds her vertebrae together functions as a kind of connective tissue in the exhibition; she has imbedded a photograph of the X-ray in waxed seals that she will later apply to the score of extravagantly wrapped and intricately patterned gift boxes on open display in the gallery.

Google Mars has imbedded links to the Notebook.

Google Mars has imbedded links to the Notebook.

"Wind power has imbedded technology costs, including the cost of manufactured inputs, two yards of concrete required for the base of a single residential turbine, and maintenance of moving parts".

After Meegar is sent to a hospital to be examined upon, Walter realizes Olivia is seeing Scott, and reveals she is not hallucinating; he theorizes that when both minds were linked during Scott's coma in "Pilot", a part of Scott's consciousness has imbedded itself into hers.