Sentence examples for lives embedded from inspiring English sources

It is too much a part of their everyday lives, embedded not only in the collective memory but also in the decentralized system of governance that was designed specifically to prevent the rise of another Hitler.

Magnetic fields: We live our lives embedded in Earth's magnetic field, whose direction we can sense with a compass needle.

Hoping and knowing that everyone who comes into contact with VECTOR will be hypnotized for the rest of their lives, embedding an awareness that is commensurate with the understanding that ALL THINGS must end, will end -- and in the manner of our choosing.

Individuals don't live embedded in tight social orders; they live in buffered worlds of private choices.

It has been suggested that Cloudinids lived embedded in microbial mats, growing new cones to avoid being buried by silt.

Furthermore, this chaos occurs across many of the settings in which the children's lives are embedded, such as neighborhoods and schools.

The characters, language, puzzles and predicaments of Carroll's 1865 novel and its sequel, Through the Looking-Glass, became and remain part of the texture of our lives, as embedded as ancient mythology and more endearing.

Unlike dermal scar, which is acellular, cardiac scars are composed of living MyoFb embedded in cross-linked collagen19.

At least three deaths in New York were blamed on the weather, according to the A.P.: Officials said a good Samaritan in New York City's northern suburbs was electrocuted trying to help a child who had gone into a flooded street that had live wires embedded in it.

When Myhrvold built his own house, on the shores of Lake Washington, outside Seattle — a vast, silvery hypermodernist structure described by his wife as the place in the sci-fi movie where the aliens live — he embedded some sixty aperiodic patterns in the walls, floors, and ceilings.

Also a georeferenced live visualization embedded in Google Earth is presented.