Sentence examples for is now being embedded from inspiring English sources

A former engineer for Ericsson and Motorola, Mr. Griffin knew about Bluetooth, a wireless technology that is now being embedded in some of the newest and most advanced mobile gadgets, enabling them to communicate silently and wirelessly from 10 yards away.

Cross-linked papers with embedded nanoparticles are now being investigated for use in these applications.

Videos can now be embedded and played anywhere within our homepages and articles.

When he tells people that the center-field fence used to be much farther away from home plate than it is now, it is embedded in a story about his favorite Yankee moment -- Chris Chambliss' pennant-winning homer in 1976.

For instance, electronics and appliance stores are now broken out, rather than being embedded in a broader category.

Metal and then carbon models appeared on the market, and now computer technology is being embedded in one of the newer tennis racquets on the market.

That gender neutrality is now solidly embedded in fashion could be seen in Jaden Smith wearing womenswear for Louis Vuitton, and in the many brands that have merged their mens and womens' collections on the catwalk.

"The good news from Cannes is that development is now firmly embedded in the G20's agenda – largely thanks to the report on financing 21st century development which President Sarkozy commissioned from Bill Gates, and the welcome that report received," said Michael Elliott, ONE's president and chief executive.

The system is now fully embedded in its operation.

The first is that cheating is now so embedded in athletics that whatever measures the authorities take, there will always be those who are willing to break the rules to win.

Ms Piras says the term is now well embedded in the Italian language.