Sentence examples for usually embedded from inspiring English sources

In real world, sensors are usually embedded on board a moving vehicle, and consequently, the embedded systems are constrained to face the hard real-time constraints imposed by moving vehicle applications.

An ethical mindset is usually embedded as a child, not through business education.

The clavicles (collarbones) are either reduced or absent entirely and, if present, are usually embedded in muscles without articulation with other bones.

While some traditions of bhakti radically speak out against ritual, devotion in ordinary life is usually embedded in worship, vows, and pilgrimages three major elements within practical Hinduism.

That key is usually embedded into a device, meaning that only a specific phone can read messages that are stored on it.

HA control functions are usually embedded in the actuators.

The speech BWE methods based on information hiding technique usually embed HF components information into the bit stream of narrowband speech, and then, the wideband speech is recovered based on the HF information at the receiver.

In our simulation, multiple interactions simultaneously exist in each data set (which is reasonable considering complex disease mechanisms) and jointly decide the phenotype; by contrast, other simulation methods usually embed only one SNP interaction (i.e., single interaction model) in each data set [ 32- 39, 39, 41, 50].

Fossils usually come embedded in rock.

By common consent these new approaches are included in electronics, because the functions that are performed are, at least for the present, the same as those performed by electronic systems and because these functions usually are embedded in a largely electronic environment.

You can usually recognise embedded video because there is a big Play icon on the centre of an image in a story or index.