Sentence examples for less embedded from inspiring English sources

But this line of succession is not graven in stone, much less embedded in the Constitution.

The carton has 4kg less embedded carbon than conventional polyethylene on a per kg basis.

Thirdly, when biofuel is produced from corn or sugar cane plantations, these have less embedded carbon than a mature forest would.

Dr. Olson also argued that because the West was settled later, male-dominated politics have been less embedded in the culture.

In the modern dance repertory, only Alvin Ailey's "Revelations" — a masterwork no less embedded in its music — is better known and more widely loved.

And you do get a sense that there's this hunger for a different kind of politics, one that hopefully is, from my perspective, at least, is strongly progressive, and recognizes the need for government to play a role in broadening opportunity for people, but that scrambles some of the old categories, and is less embedded in some of these old battles.

Compared to terrorist networks, there is less embedding Malm and Bichler (2011) Police all intel.

Comparing with the existing several state-of-the-art schemes, the proposed prediction model with expansion embedding technique introduces less embedding distortion for the same embedding capacity.

From the looks of it, the shirt is less about embedding sensors into every day garments than it is making a chest-worn heart rate strap less awkward, still a solid goal, as anyone who's ever tried to strap one on and for an extended run can tell you.

But it's more or less voluntary and embedded in the culture; in effect, it's self-mutilation.

If they are women, they are less likely, for embedded cultural and social reasons, to be told they should be writing a big and ambitious nonfiction book.