Sentence examples for imbedded under the from inspiring English sources

The surgeons planted wires in his subthalamic nucleus and threaded them down under his scalp and the skin of his neck to a battery-powered disk imbedded under the flesh below his collarbone — the electrical stimulation lessens the symptoms of his Parkinson's, though it is far from a cure and hasn't stopped his body from betraying him more severely over time.

By Charles Cooke, Peck, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, July 16, 1932 P. 5 Electric clock imbedded under glass in the sidewalk fronting the jewelry store of William Barthman at Broadway and Maiden Lane.

A critically endangered mangrove turtle, left, bound from a Cambodian river to China's illegal wildlife markets, turned up in Vietnam when a microchip imbedded under its skin set off sensors used by inspectors there.

In the same publication of Nov. 25, a correspondent states that a dozen or more of these jars were found in a line, at intervals, imbedded in the masonry under the stalls of the choir of the church of St. Peter Mancroft, Norwich.

Background sequences of the species under study are imbedded in the software.

Under ARROW, nodes carry out all routing decisions exclusively using the information imbedded in the data packets while avoiding the risk of routing loops, a major challenge when designing routing protocols for large-scale networks.

The molding process is also where the content is imbedded into the CD.

In a linear induction motor, the stators, or stationary windings, are imbedded within the track.

The exami nations have consequently be come deeply imbedded in the process of schooling.

Courtney runs outside to play, and trips over a globe imbedded in the front lawn.

Molyvos is a chaos of walls sheltering high‐windowed, noncommittal dwellings imbedded in the cliffy hillside.