It is imbedded in continuity, in the calm repetition of holy script and a conservatism unswayed by raucous fashion.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 3 , 1927P. 19 Motorist at grade crossing crashes gate and part of it is imbedded in the rear seat.
It is imbedded with the local search operator based on the classical genetic algorithm (GA) to improve the computational performance.
- if and only if A is an absolute (neighborhood) retract of every metric space in which it is imbedded.
(iii) A metric space A is an approximative absolute neighborhood retract ((Ain AANR) for short) if and only if A is an approximative neighborhood retract of any metric space ((X,d)) in which it is imbedded as a closed subspace; i.e., for any (epsilon>0), there exists an open neighborhood V of A in X and a continuous mapping (r:Vrightarrow A) such that (d(r(a),a)
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It's something that's imbedded in us.
Or potentially it could be imbedded in a TV set with an Ethernet connection, or on a mobile phone, or in some alternative device that might come out in the future.
The younger the rock, the more deeply it must have been imbedded in the mountain, and thus the more the mountain must have eroded.
PAGE 1 Volunteer Customer Service 4 Arts & Leisure STUBBORNLY MAINTAINING His Photographic Principles The idea of conscience has been imbedded in Danny Lyon's photographs in all but a few of his contemporaries.
