Examples of imbedded

• Workers don't always understand the financial incentives imbedded in these programs.

• In particular, the new functionalism is imbedded in a multilateral approach.

• In addition to describing the contexts in which this study is imbedded, we also provide an overview of the sample, the measures, and the intervention.

• Thus, the base is imbedded in and moves with the fluid.

• Using this principle we can make interchanges in a lottery at any position, however deeply imbedded that position may be in the lottery in question.

• As most of these minerals are not magnetic, it appears that the magnetite and titanomagnetite grains are imbedded in larger sediment particles containing many minerals.

• The expression gestural mapping is well imbedded in the language of instrument designers, describing the function from interface control parameters to synthesis control parameters.

• An important set of preliminary issues to our analysis is related to the crossnational comparability of the networks within which citizens are imbedded.

• As noted above, importsat reflects the financial disincentives imbedded in the retirement program to discourage employees from leaving before retirement.

• Alternative views, statements of confidence and interpretative and self-critical information are thus imbedded within the recording process, not located elsewhere in diaries or film sequences.

• It is inherently far more complex, involving a large number of imbedded and inter-related opportunities and constraints.

• There, the tripolar structures appear as a solution imbedded in a background shear flow, in the presence of a sheared magnetic field.

• Sensors allow the assembly to be performed with parts in uncertain locations and provide an imbedded inspection of the process.

• Interestingly, the listing of foreign goods is imbedded in an argument for free trade.

• Why did our use of a broad definition, a definition already well imbedded in the literature, provoke so much commentary?