Sentence examples for quite embedded from inspiring English sources

"Also the mentality of property investment is quite embedded despite these changes".

But his appeal was greatest for Italian-Americans still not quite embedded in American life.

I've got a young brilliant daughter, 20, years old -- and she's a constant argumentative reminder to me about quite how embedded sexism and inequality are in our world.

However, the increase in power consumption is a major problem because power is quite limited in embedded systems.

Project areas were quite wide in embedded system and software development, e.g. satellites, telecommunication and processor firmwares.

Contemporary embedded systems quite often employ extremely complicated software consisting of a number of interrelated components, and this has made object-oriented design methodologies widely used in practice.

Cylance will focus quite a bit on embedded systems, the technologies used in all kinds of medical equipment.

As platform companies, they have both become quite "sticky". When Intel introduced the embedded OmniPath interconnect, some pundits predicted this would lead to the death of Mellanox.

It thus is likely that changes in continuum membrane properties may, quite generally, regulate the function of bilayer-embedded proteins ranging from receptors over channels to transporters and pumps [9].

I think Geesee is different enough from other embedded chat services that I'll be quite interested to see how launch and adoption go.

Of course, these Em-ITX boards will be in embedded and proprietary devices first (it's quite small), but let's hope some of the design decisions make their way into some more consumer-oriented gear.