In order to achieve expected attenuation of blast-induced stress-waves, geofoam or cavity inclusions are sometimes embedded in the concrete layer.
Scarry unfolds intertextual references in the two men's works and notes that the letters of Constable's name are sometimes embedded in Shakespeare's lines (as in Sonnet 18: "So LONg as mEn CAn BReaTHe, or EYes caN see").
Another thing to look for in this collection are graphic textures: subtle grid effects created by mesh (sometimes embedded in cotton), very flat tweeds, the bold stripes in the platforms of shoes, and the checked edging of paper-white jackets and cropped tops.
Camel purchases arose, in order of importance, in the liberated territories, Mauritania, Mali, Algeria and Niger, and were sometimes embedded in elaborate trade involving the Sahrawi diaspora.
Fe0 materials are of various types (e.g., cast iron, direct reduced iron), alloyed to a large number of elements (e.g., C, Cr, Mn, Ni, S, Si or Ti) and are sometimes embedded in complex composites (e.g., with activated carbon, bentonite, clay, membrane and MnO2) (Ghauch et al. 2010; Zou, et al. 2010; Ghauch et al. 2011).
The genus description is similar to the family description, but further specifies that the fruit bodies float, are sometimes embedded in a loose subiculum (a woolly or net-like growth of hyphae), and that the spores are reddish.
In violation of abstractionist orthodoxy, he sometimes embedded images in the complex mesh of what he liked to call "color shapes".
It is hard to handle that ultra-embellishment, and sometimes flowers embedded in ruffles seemed too much.
You've got the people who comment who are sometimes so embedded in their way that they forget that people have different approaches".
But many other writers borrowed piecemeal from the language of humours and spirits, sometimes embedding it in new physiological accounts, sometimes simply using it to describe various affects.
Consequently, high-performance active isolators sometimes embed many tens of kilograms in instrumentation.
