Sentence examples for partly embedded in from inspiring English sources

The Levete scheme resembles a coiled, Alien-like form partly embedded in Boilerhouse Yard.

A cathedral in Lübeck, Germany, for example, was rebuilt as it had been before its destruction, but for one thing: the cathedral bells that had crashed down from the belfry were left where they lay, partly embedded in the ground.

Small RFs were usually resting on the soil surface while most large RFs tended to be partly embedded in the soil surface.

With the help of scanning electron microscopy (SEM), atomic-force microscopy (AFM), and Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy, it was established that GO formed a thin film on the PS surface and is partly embedded in the pores of PS.

SEM and TEM characterizations of the nanocomposites show Ni nanoparticles are uniformly distributed on the surface or partly embedded in the nanofibers, endowing intimate interactions and efficient charge transport between the nanoparticles and conducting carbon nanofiber network.

The as-prepared Pd NPs are not only uniformly confined into the hollow carbon spheres, but also partly embedded in the inner surface of the carbon shell, which could effectively prevent Pd NPs from aggregation or leaching during the reaction.

Two types of prosthetic meshes, SPMM (heavy-weight) and Gynemesh M (light-weight, partly absorbable) were embedded in dry conditions in an elastomeric matrix.

It was previously found that the silica-supported rhodium catalyst prepared using water-in-oil microemulsion had rhodium particles partly, or wholly, embedded in silica.

While the crystalline structure is largely retained by unmelted or partly melted feed particles embedded in the coating, it can also be created in the solidification process.

But the name St . Johns Unitarian Church remains artfully embedded in the partly shattered stained glass over the entry.

Its core partly relies on concepts previously embedded in PISE and the RPBS portal (Alland et al., 2005).