Armchair generals relied on briefings.This time, more than 500 journalists are "embedded"—that is, living with the troops, filming and reporting the grunt's eye view.
To be more specific, two types of information will be embedded, that is, the global and vehicle information.
Several common pathogens produce sticky and/or slimy structures in which the cells are embedded, that is, biofilms, on various surfaces in food processing.
An action is thus rendered intelligible through being embedded in a broader system of attitudes attributable to the agent — through being embedded, that is, in a broader framework of rationality.
Yet, it is not the number of troops alone but the broader strategy in which troop levels are embedded that is the crucial factor.
It was embedded that you would sell cigarettes.
"We're embedding that seed of 'Hey, maybe I've never considered Scottsdale before.' " No detail has been spared.
"We're embedding that seed of 'Hey, maybe I've never considered Scottsdale before,' " Caroline Stoeckel, the vice president of marketing for the Scottsdale Convention and Visitors Bureau, said.
Except that's not exactly what Pollan said, and performing the arduous task of actually reading the entire paragraph in which the quote is embedded clarifies that.
A watermark is a signal that is embedded into digital data that can later be detected, extracted, and analyzed by a verifier.
