Sentence examples for the idea of embedding from inspiring English sources

They support the idea of embedding fundamentals into regular classes, but find the curriculum too ambitious.

"That started – when I was [a student] at Cambridge – with the idea of embedding a play in people's parties," he explains.

One such attempt to do so is based on the idea of embedding the Internet transmissions within the television signal itself.

The idea of embedding the growing powers of Asia, Russia, and the Middle East in the kind of new liberal order favored by people like Fareed Zakaria is, for Kagan, a hopeless dream.

My breakfast of eggs and coffee literally seized up in my stomach as I read "Putting a Chip in Every Pot" (April 13), about the idea of embedding computer chips in many everyday appliances.

No one, though, had directly studied people's muscular activity during sitting and exercising, outside the artificial environment of an exercise physiology lab, until the Finnish researchers came up with the idea of embedding flexible electrodes into shorts fabric.

Starting with the q-state Potts model, we extend our implementation to the system of vector spins, the q-state clock model, with the idea of embedded cluster.

Berlin startup Videopath thinks so, and it's doing it via a new twist on the old idea of embedding web content into video, creating a new way to bring sources and CTAs right into the player.

Most intriguing to me was the idea of psychology embedded in structure.

"When it comes to idea of embedding messages, we were thinking about ways to transmit a message without other people knowing anything was being transmitted, kind hiding in plain sight," Chen says.

"The idea of Oxford was embedded in my mind at age 15".