Sentence examples for is embedding from inspiring English sources
verb
To lay as in a bed; to lay in surrounding matter; to bed.
- To embed something in clay, mortar, or sand
Another approach to creating a reservoir of spin-aligned electrons is embedding into a semiconductor cobalt or other magnetic atoms, which nudge the electron spins to one direction.
In his second spell at UnLtd he is embedding the tools, support, knowledge and practice across universities in England that will enable social enterprise to thrive across the sector.
The world's biggest maker of mobile phones also placed ads with applications in free newspapers on the London Underground and is embedding software trainers in its local sales units to attract more developers to its Ovi Store.
All it would take is embedding a voice chip in the towels so that when you enter the bathroom to perform your daily ablutions, the towels would say, "Have you lost weight?
The food company is embedding its brand in the game by offering all players, including beginners, a crop that can be harvested faster and bring a bigger cash return than other crops.
(Philly.com) Tech-Savvy Sights Rio de Janeiro is embedding bar codes into the black and white mosaic sidewalks of popular sights so that tourists can scan them with their smart phones.
Such skepticism is embedded in his theories.
The entire graphic is embedded below.
But exploring is "embedded in our DNA".
Cooking is embedded in the Henderson culture.
Passion is embedded in every note.
