In Microsoft Office 2010 and 2013, Speak is built into Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and OneNote.
Things like the Hawaiian Chair or that laser that turns any bad song into Bennie and the Jets (does not exist) or the CNN-remote-control-karaoke-stick (you speak into the microphone built into your TVs remote control and you can make anyone on CNN say anything you want).
Strictly speaking, the commission is built into your individual annuity rate and therefore reduces the income that you will receive in retirement.
Generally speaking, wireless charging pads built into cars from these makers will work.
The Race Equality Foundation has spoken out about the racial discrimination built into the benefit, highlighting that the conditions of universal credit discriminate against bigger families with more children, who are statistically more likely to be BME.
Those were built into a global map of police encounters that spoke to regional trends in police enforcement and civil rights abuses, Jones said.
It is important to note that a structural equation of this kind is not, strictly speaking, an identity since there is a right-to-left asymmetry built into it.
In a small Managua slum called Quilombo, a collection of shacks built into a muddy riverbank where a neighborhood threw its trash, I spoke to a couple of young mothers.
Built into their attraction, too, is the fact that the ambitious Jean, who speaks French and has aristocratic pretensions, may possess Miss Julie's body but will never truly be accepted into her world.
The more frank declaration comes from a priest, speaking about her – based on Nathalie's instructions – at her mother's funeral: "Doubt and questioning are built into faith.
The fact that there are sports cars with gravity-force meters built into their dashboards makes the case for a watch that is "a personal G-force meter, so to speak," Mr. Mille said.
