Sentence examples for imbedded to from inspiring English sources

The effects of the McNamara years are too deeply imbedded to be wholly dislodged, but t ere is mounting evidence that the military is now using the increased leverage given it by the Vietnam war to reassert its primacy over civilian control, and finding an increasingly responsive President and Sec. of State.

Summarizing, we notice that the unbiasedness imbedded to the OFIR filter instills into it several useful properties.

To implement the proposed approach, CSIR utilized a commercially-available Building Information Modeling (BIM) platform and the algorithms were imbedded to the BIM platform.

Google Mars has imbedded links to the Notebook.

A pretty little garden painting of birds and hibiscus flowers by Tsubaki Chinzan turns out to be imbedded with references to the Tang dynasty poem "Song of Everlasting Sorrow," in which a hibiscus reminds a lover of his dead mistress's face.

The aim of this wok is to show how the weak compactness in the L1 X, m) space may be used to relate the existence of a Sobolev Orlicz imbedding to the L2 X, m -spectral properties of an operator H.

Informants from Stockholm and Lisbon considered the obstacles addressing health inequalities to be essentially related to imbedded cultural beliefs which made adopting healthier lifestyles difficult.

This is the case of the WEF LME, for example, which imbeds female-to-male employment rates and information on the difficulty of hiring and firing.

Sridhar and Takahata have developed a micro-fabricated wireless pH monitor involving a pH-sensitive hydrogel intended to be imbedded into a wound dressing to track pH wirelessly.

In contrast, interpretation of parameters in duration and exposure rate models is ambiguous due to imbedded cumulative exposure effects.

These grooves are optimally imbedded and close to the catalytic center, allowing for easy access of ADP-heptose from outside into the TibC particle.