As a result, a single error that becomes embedded in a treatment plan can be repeated in multiple radiation sessions.
But Dr. Fessler said it may instead be an evolved psychology, a desire that became embedded in the human mind through evolution.
The pieces, some of which even contain large stones that became embedded in the trees, are at once graphic and textural, primal, and extremely powerful.
Surveys were undertaken at focal trees located in different classes of remnant vegetation that became embedded within the plantations as well as in the plantation matrix itself.
Unpredictable bleeding, rods that became embedded in scar tissue, and fears that the long-acting implant might be used coercively -- particularly after a California judge tried to make Norplant a condition of probation -- all contributed to its gradual demise.
As the heady era of progressivism gathered force, Mr. Pinchot -- who later was twice elected the governor of Pennsylvania -- established a philosophical platform of land-use policies that became embedded in the nation's forestry doctrine.
Eventually, he landed a pulpit in Memphis, where he attracted notice as "the king of the young whoopers," a style of preaching that begins with a relatively measured exposition of a passage from Scripture and then crescendos into an ecstatic, musical flight, with the kind of call-and-response that became embedded in the music of James Brown.
It requires a global approach – a fundamental shift away from the austerian, neoliberal, free marketeering kind of globalisation that became embedded in national life in both developed and developing countries, in the EU and in the fragmented attempts at "global governance" that took root in the late 20th century.
These meteorites are made of a mixture of solid chondrules, millimeter-sized beads (the approximate width of a penny) that became embedded in a fluffy matrix.
