Sentence examples for once embedded from inspiring English sources

Are we required to recognize coverture and polygamous marriages because these were once embedded in the definition of marriage?

Recycling rare earth materials is particularly challenging as, once embedded in devices, they're difficult to take out.

We are, in addition, witnessing the severing of religion from the cultures within which it was once embedded.

In interviews, he said he was once embedded with a "black special ops team" and helped expose "a Taliban pornography/murder ring".

Don Garvey is a raconteur, but Guy had been thinking about something Jonathan Franzen had said in his first novel: how stories, once embedded in you, actually become who you are.

Once embedded in the starting line-up, Holden became one of M.L.S.'s top attacking midfielders and turned down numerous offers to renegotiate his four-year contract for a fairer sum.

Gypsies and Travellers were once deeply embedded into the fabric of society in this country.

Increasingly, corporations dictate the decisions of their supposed overseers in government and control domains of society once firmly embedded in the public sphere.

That means it could break out other features that had once been embedded in its original core app and let them stand on their own.

Once the embedding delay τ and the embedding dimension m are determined, the phase space can be reconstructed from audio spectrum by Equation (2).

The flexible patch is covered with tiny needles coated with a hydrogel that expands once it embeds into soft tissue, just like its parasitic inspiration.