Sentence examples for imbedded as from inspiring English sources
Here, we describe a tactile device to quantitatively image a 5- to 10-fold stiffer object imbedded as much as 20 mm deep in a softer matrix.
Moreover, at the upper particle size limit, the QMOM is imbedded as a limiting case.
A central rod pin was superficially imbedded as an endoskeleton once the cement reached a doughy state.
(iii) A metric space A is an approximative absolute neighborhood retract ((Ain AANR) for short) if and only if A is an approximative neighborhood retract of any metric space ((X,d)) in which it is imbedded as a closed subspace; i.e., for any (epsilon>0), there exists an open neighborhood V of A in X and a continuous mapping (r:Vrightarrow A) such that (d(r(a),a)<epsilon) for all (ain A). .
As imbedded as Goffman was, one comes away without a sense of why the boys and men she followed had shattered lives--other than law enforcement's persistent surveillance.
Instead, queries on the use of deep breathing exercises were imbedded as follow-up questions for participants using yoga, tai chi, qi gong, meditative techniques, hypnosis and biofeedback.
In the preliminary experiment the DMOG was dissolved in fibrin in different dilution in Teflon chambers and imbedded in as up-side-down manner as described before [ 35] and the dorsal muscle that attach to the fibrin clot were examined at day 7 and day 1, and there was no sign of HIF-1α up-regulation or increase of vascularization (data not shown).
Where is the integrity in challenging gay men to relinquish their imbedded shame as we demonstrate and justify our own?
They lie imbedded in our societies as well as in our subconscious.
US military advisors and forward air controllers are imbedded with SDF units, as are US Special Forces personnel.
Management wants to assure that premiums, which in online auctions are imbedded in the selling commissions as well as being explicit charges, are sufficiently high so that there are not cash flow problems, or other negative impacts on operations.
