Sentence examples for imbedded image from inspiring English sources

There was a response to the need as new technology became more and more ubiquitous and now the smart phones and tablets with imbedded image editing software are common place.

A meditative moment will imbed an image in his head that he will tease for weeks.

But when you have the technology to shoot it repeatedly throughout the cybersphere and into every office and home over and over just in case you missed it the first time, you find not only that the king has no clothes, but also that the obscene-yet-hilarious image is imbedded in your mind forever.

This imbedded repository of values, images and references, is inevitably invoked in peace as in war, and more so in war and times of turmoil.

The more complex and imbedded in consciousness the images of ubiquitous technology become, the more this unholy and yet ever so luscious art + machina merger demands our careful sorting: as viewers (now users) of images; as makers of representations; as those of us who comment on same.

But this image was so imbedded in the public consciousnesses that he's some sort of saint that it's hard to disabuse people of it".

That is, the immune system is imbedded within a range of tissue systems.

Glass works sell for $75 to $5,000 and include the sculptures of Sue Gott, whose pieces may have images and faces imbedded deep in the glass.

Fecundity, amplitude and the survival of humanity are all imbedded into this tiny, yet monumental image.

Figure 5 a XRD pattern of the Co nanowire array imbedded in AAM, the inset is corresponding FESEM image of the bottom side of the nanowires released from the pores of AAM.

A Nash manifold denotes a real manifold furnished with algebraic structure, following a theorem of Nash that a compact differentiable manifold can be imbedded in a Euclidean space so that the image is precisely such a manifold.