imbedded in English

adjective

inserted, set firmly in place; tightly surrounded, enclosed (also embedded)

Use "imbedded" in a sentence

1. Each cell possesses a nucleus imbedded in protoplasm.

2. 6 Each cell possesses a nucleus imbedded in protoplasm.

3. 8 Wood, nails and other foreign materials were imbedded in the licorice.

4. 5 PL is usually imbedded is a translator writing system.

5. 12 The chips imbedded in book and chair have only the smartness of ants.

6. In geometry, Concentricity is the quality of imbedded circles having the same center.

7. The chips imbedded in book and chair have only the smartness of ants.

8. 11 There are moments in life that are indelibly imbedded in your mind.

9. There are moments in life that are indelibly imbedded in your mind.

10. 9 Backfire: The imbedded psionic effect targets the user instead of its intended target.

11. Most Allowances are not taxable, which is an additional imbedded benefit of military pay.

12. The contents of A format statement are a simple command language imbedded within Fortran

13. Most Allowances are not taxable, which is an additional imbedded benefit of military pay

14. 1 Dellinger Web A fabric web imbedded into the midsole, which acts like a trampoline.

15. 4 The experience at Aswan has many imbedded lessons which could aid planners of new projects.

16. 19 On narrative discourse, the existing classification dig out the profound implication imbedded in every genre.

17. 15 Weak convergence of Markov jump processes is characterized by the convergence of their imbedded chains.

18. 10 Controls how many cells are imbedded in the medium used by the Billow noise type.

19. 18 Digital watermark is wrapup marks in the way of signal processing in digitized hyperactive data imbedded.

20. 14 It is improved from CRT 0 The special solid lubricant is imbedded into lozenge oil hole surface.

21. It is improved from CRT 0 The special solid lubricant is imbedded into lozenge oil hole surface.

22. The transmitter preferably forms a thermal barrier with imbedded Peltier elements acting as thermal gates between the accumulator and the diffuser.

23. 3 Its seamless curve swept across the canyon and imbedded itself in each side, a gigantic but somehow graceful intrusion.

24. 13 The strength and weakness of these two tpyes of thinking are deeply imbedded in the temporality and spatiality of historical facts.

25. The answer is easy: it is not only contagious but also infectious, for there are germs of it deeply imbedded within all of us.”

26. 16 When in use,(www.Sentencedict.com) the side shell body of the smelly-odor block body is imbedded into the port of the squatting pan.

27. Burma, a country slightly smaller in area than the state of Texas, lies imbedded in the underbelly of the Asian landmass between India and China

28. A pressure measuring apparatus includes a gage that is at least partially imbedded within a flexible elastomeric member disposed within an interior cavity of a device housing.

29. Impact Brecciation results in rock that consists of clasts (rock fragments) of a range of sizes imbedded in a matrix of smaller clasts, crystallized impact melt, or perhaps impact glass

30. 7 Thus the multiple functions imbedded in The Story of Doctor Dolittle are worth studying, which is also helpful to the teaching of this book and the creating of other children's literary works.

31. 17 The theme of this exhibition is" Multiaspect Reflection, Whose New Age", which deeply imbedded in the artist's reflection on the status quo of Chinese art and contemporary Chinese society.

32. Children Ambled along dry, wooded trails and scampered over rocks imbedded in a hillside as they explored the riches of McConnell Springs, a pocket of natural wonders tucked near downtown Lexington

33. Modular apparatus may be used where mechanical energy is available; for example: imbedded below road's upper asphalt layer to harvest energy from passing vehicles; used in airport's runway; in railroad or pavements.

34. Histological diagnosis is difficult, because tumors imbedded in large necrotic areas and neoplastic infiltrates may be admixed with small lymphocytes, plasma cells, eosinophils, and histiocytes, and thus the process could be misdiagnosed as chronic inflammation.

35. Thus, an Abelian variety can be imbedded as a closed subvariety in a projective space; each rational mapping of a non-singular variety into an Abelian variety is regular; the group law on

36. As nouns the difference between Amygdaloid and amygdala is that Amygdaloid is a variety of trap or basaltic rock, containing small cavities, occupied, wholly or in part, by nodules or geodes of different minerals, especially agates, quartz, calcite, and the zeolites when the imbedded minerals are detached or removed by decomposition, it is porous, like