Sentence examples for strong embedding from inspiring English sources
The optimal coverage over the globe of the DORIS observing sites and sites co-located with GPS, allow a strong embedding of DORIS within the ITRF network.
This reflects findings of Schein [ 68]: such practices serve as strong embedding mechanisms of the organisational culture.
The number of unregulated TFs in E. coli (A ) and yeast (B ) remain very high regardless of the conditions used to construct the GRNs, supporting the strong embedding of this feature in the GRNs.
Uncontrolled grit blasting is to be understood in this context as a treatment whose outcome is the strong embedding of ceramic particles into the implant's surface, which often comes along with the generation of microcracks in the vicinity of the impact.
One general principle in watermarking is to hide information among large coefficients in the transformed domain, because this enables the employment of stronger embedding to resist attacks with less concern for imperceptibility.
The composite had hard and strong particles embedded in a soft and weak matrix material.
Furthermore, watermarking algorithm of the protocol with strong robustness embeds the watermark after key encryption; the user will not able to extract or tamper the watermark information from protected content, thus ensuring the legal rights of copyright owners.
We found strong emotions embedded in patients' preparation for RTW.
In addition, cremation is denounced not only by the Orthodox church but also by strong beliefs embedded in the Greek culture mandating high respect for the deceased body mostly expressed during the burial services [see also Greek Mythology: Antigone (Sofokles)].
He commended the event for bringing together religious leaders and children from around the world and embedding strong moral values in the children.
Our research in these three different settings suggests that the CDSS has a strong chance of embedding in the long term and becoming routine in these services.
