Gone was the manure smell and the blades of hay that embed themselves in the pattern of your soles.
According to a recent Google study, 60 percent of malicious sites that embed hot keywords try to distribute scareware to the computers of visitors.
There are rare novels that embed themselves in your sensibility so profoundly you can imagine conversations arising between characters that never occurred on the page.
Graduates deploy in 10- to 16-person teams that embed with Iraqi and Afghan security forces, assist in their training and accompany them into combat.
The levels of PM2.5, the tiny particulates that embed in lungs and can reach the bloodstream, are more than 300 micrograms per cubic metre.
Businesses looking to develop long-term capabilities that embed digital across the organisation need to tackle the building of such capabilities more broadly.
Businesses need leadership to model robust precedents that embed the living wage in company practice, and advocate loudly about the need for governments and the sector to act together.
The placenta is intimately attached on its outer surface to the endometrium, the lining of the uterus, by fingerlike processes (villi) that embed themselves in the endometrium, where complete vascular connections between the two circulations are achieved.
Google said it would share revenue from the ads with the creators of the videos and with the Web sites that embed them, though it declined to specify what percentage of the revenue will be kept by each party.
DJ Sprinkles, the most club-orientated of all her monikers, favours impeccably constructed tracks that embed politically charged spoken word into their foundations: surrounding colourful house polyrhythms with notes on queer theory, gender identity, capitalism and the media.
Today's theatergoers will emerge with a reality check all around them, in the form of numerous university programs that teach artificial intelligence and the many businesses that embed such concepts in their products.
