Sentence examples for longer embedded from inspiring English sources

Today racism is no longer embedded in law.

But Guerot said: "These [Franco-German] disputes are no longer embedded in the achievement of a common goal.

This decrease was associated with the calculation of bond strength assuming constant bond stress distribution while higher non-linear distribution of bond stresses normally happened with longer embedded length in concrete.

It is this learned abstraction that creates alienation – humans are no longer embedded in a world of social relations but become estranged, adrift in a world of indifferent things.

The average age at baseline was 15.8 years (SD 1.6), 51 % were female, 23 % Black, 17 % Hispanic, and 7 % Asian-American (see Table  1 for summary statistics).> The primary analyses reported here include only Wave I and II data, since by Wave III the participants were young adults and no longer embedded within their high school networks.

To resist flexural load, a longer bar embedded length of 175 mm (11d b ) is required.

For that, a longer bar embedded length is required to resist flexural load, and it is not recommended for resisting shear load due to unpractically low serviceability.

Flexural load seems to be more critical than the other load cases as (a) a longer bar embedded length is required, and (b) most of the specimens enduring bar fracture failure under the other load cases ended up with the bar bond-slip failure under flexural load.

The longer it's embedded, the more sperm it transfers, and it's even more efficient when the male breaks it off himself to run away, rather than letting the female do it while eating him.

No longer is it merely embedded within cinema, gently filtering into our brains and only whispering at us to buy; now it shouts to us from inside Coca Cola cans and slaps us in the face with Omega watch-wearing wrists.

Large, inclusive ecologic systems cover larger areas and usually "work slower" and last longer than the smaller, embedded systems.