Sentence examples for times embedded from inspiring English sources

At 1.7 times embedded value, a common insurance valuation metric, A.I.A. looks comparatively inexpensive.

Although battlefield reporting dates to ancient times, embedded journalism added a new dimension to war coverage.

A reporter with California's North County Times, embedded with the marines during the offensive, also reported soldiers firing into buildings a mixture of white phosphorus and high explosives known as "shake'n'bake".

JANICE HUGHLETT, Baltimore, posted on nytimes.com In order to make its point on hyperaddictive casual games, The New York Times embedded a game that lets players blow up ads, comments and links on its Web site.

From Facebook to Twitter, personal opinions litter the blogosphere sometimes in narratives apropos of nothing in particular; other times embedded in comments on the news; and frequently, sad to say, as flagrant plugs by shills masquerading as innocent bystanders.Once we sought advice from friends and family about what, where and when to buy something.

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This article presents an integration testing approach denominated InRob, designed to verify the interoperability and robustness related to timing constraints of real-time embedded software.

Abstractâ€"Most real-time embedded software is built on programming abstractions that lack precise timing semantics.

The Ptolemy project studies modeling, simulation, and design of concurrent, real-time, embedded systems.

In this chapter we propose an automatic code generation system for real-time embedded convex optimization.

"New real-time embedded software for an autonomous helicopter system using Giotto".