| A palpable sense of irony, derived from Greek tragedy, embeds itself in the noirish landscape. |
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| Melvin Way makes cryptograms in which he embeds formulas and diagrams intricately woven from letters, words, phrases, numbers, and designs. |
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| Qualitative inquiry embeds psychology in rich contexts of history, society, and culture. |
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| This differs from the usual approach, which embeds the side chain directly within the protein dielectric. |
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| The paint is thin and soluble, it affixes to concrete, brick, mortar and embeds itself. |
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| Like some sly medieval scribe, Kurtz frequently embeds conceptual ideas, jokes or symbolic content in the drawings. |
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| To make the vulnerability work, Alice embeds a particular code in the Word document she sends Bob. |
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| Many embeds have returned home, but units are still operating under extremely harsh conditions. |
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| Some independent-minded journalists chaffed at embed restrictions, which required embeds to stay with assigned units. |
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| Did any one else see the not-so-subtle difference between the reports from the embeds vs the roving reporters? |
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| His celebrity status rivals, if not far surpasses, the Warholian persona that Koons embodies and embeds within his own work. |
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| The composition embeds several stages and the author used a relevant range of colours to convince her audience. |
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| My fear is that Bill C-27 embeds in legislation that which is normally dealt with through regulation. |
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| Adopting a cross-sectoral approach, it embeds short-term responses in a longterm effort to empower young people. |
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| Xcos new version embeds a new Modelica compiler which manages more Modelica's language specifications. |
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| We need a new agenda for literacy, one that firmly embeds literacy in the right to education and the goal of sustainable development. |
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| Along the way, he accidentally embeds a nail in his foot, which is not symbolic at all. |
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| The journalists who covered the war, whether as unilaterals or embeds, will influence future coverage and carry their baggage from Iraq to the next battlefield. |
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| This time the bullet ricochets off the stone fireplace behind Deuterium Boy and embeds itself in the piano, causing the figurine to topple off and shatter on the ground. |
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| Those embeds really bring home the superiority of our military. |
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| It embeds proven methodology principles that are compliant with standards and can be easily enriched with company-specific methods. |
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| Smart Video Card is a Gemalto innovation that embeds a DVD-compliant optical disc into the card body of a regular SIM card. |
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| But it triturates them so much, or it embeds them in the additions, that they not seem no more the pure crystals. |
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| One experimental propulsion system embeds thousands of tiny explosive charges in a piece of silicon the size of a postage stamp. |
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| Kids earn Neopoints by filling out detailed market research surveys, and the site embeds branded content in its games and activities. |
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| Bilinx technology embeds control commands in the video signal enabling direct camera access and control through a single video coaxial cable. |
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| It embeds standard Internet protocols so that applications can directly communicate as a peer with any networked service. |
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| The Ontario Curriculum embeds the expectation that all students will acquire the skills needed to succeed in school and in life and to become confident, well-rounded critical thinkers. |
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| The act is not well known, but it embeds in law the presumption that information held by public authorities is open to anyone who asks for it, unless there is a specific reason not to disclose. |
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| The base-case projection embeds changes in the policy interest rate that would be necessary to achieve our 2 per cent inflation target over the medium term. |
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| To combat the rising number of suicides, the BTP launched a new programme that embeds mental-health care into their police work and repositions the force as a shepherd into the care system. |
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| Lobbying should be done to ensure that, at the very least, the Bank integrates and embeds its own gender analysis and guidelines into these programmes. |
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| The College, with its unique learning structure, centralizes all training functions and embeds the fundamental principles of service excellence within all of its training materials. |
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| When a transferable security or money market instrument embeds a derivative, the latter must be taken into account when complying with the requirements of this Article. |
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| This specific wave of medicine spam features one centered image depicting this week's offering. Unlike conventional image spam, this wave embeds images hosted on various image sharing websites. |
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| This technology embeds keyer and DME processing within the switcher's CPU, and enables multi-format switching, multiple key channels, transitions and DME functions to be carried out on one chip. |
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| When you change the content of these embeds, this information will be automatically updated in every page that the embeds are included in. |
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| Horowitz embeds the statutes of this confraternity within a detailed history of local Jewries and links both to the broader themes of social and cultural history. |
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| It automatically embeds detailed geographic information of where the photo was taken, down to street or point-of-interest level, directly into the image's EXIF meta-data. |
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