Sentence examples for tightly embedded from inspiring English sources

Results demonstrated that Co9S8 with coexistence of Co2+/Co3+ was tightly embedded into the PGC skeleton.

The Ni NPs are tightly embedded in the C sphere and well protected from oxidation.

Hence, the business processes as well as supporting workflow systems need to be tightly embedded into streamlined, virtual value chains that can transcend organizational boundaries.

Pyrites tightly embedded in the coal will tend to have fissures under microwave irradiation to allow the monomers to be dissociated, which will improve the reaction between pyrite and desulfurization agent (Marland et al. 2000).

Its interior consists of piled thylakoid membranes in which the photosynthetic proteins that participate in the light reaction are tightly embedded, and the exterior is called the stroma, where the dark reaction proceeds.

It is worth noting that some parts of the DVB-ST polymeric particles were tightly embedded or even wrapped in the cryogel matrix, whereas some other parts remained free (Figure 3).

This approach tightly embeds feature selection into the modeling process [30, 31].

The CaCO3 crystals (as droplets) are embedded tightly inside the hydrogel matrix throughout the surface of the planed cross-sectional structure.

"We found that the bunny had stuff wrapped around his neck, like grass and weeds," Brink told The Dodo. "There were four layers of this plant matter wrapped around, constricting so tightly it was embedded in his skin".

Starting from the first passages G-2 cell cultures exhibited an inhomogeneous growth pattern, featured by tightly packed colonies embedded into cobblestone-like areas (Figure 2A).

17 and several copies of VvF3'5'H are tightly clustered and embedded into a segmental duplication on linkage group no.