Construction on the new American Embassy in Moscow was halted in 1985 after the Reagan administration protested that Soviet construction crews were imbedding eavesdropping equipment within the walls of the new chancery building.
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Then, he more or less invented folk rock, stunning his early beatnik fans by imbedding electric guitar riffs in his soaring classic, " Like a Rolling Stone ."
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It is a piece of bad luck in one way that you can envision most 2-spaces pretty well ( exception : the Klein bottle ) by imbedding them in 3-space.
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This property is " not " satisfied by the standard imbedding of the unit circle in the Euclidean plane, where a pair of opposite points are at distance 2, not ?.
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Imbedding popular terms in the metatags of a site on, say, lobster traps in Nova Scotia will draw many more surfers, not just the ones that searched for " traps AND lobsters ."
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Shabtay had develop the Asian experience and started to assist the restaurants visitors with culinary classes and exposed them into the Asian experience and the cuisines backgrounds by imbedding yoga and well-being philosophies into his cookings.
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Gobrecht will come back to town with a mountain of history and memories, hers and ours, looking to do what the Huskies'second-year coach has done in imbedding her stamp on a new program.
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I'll personally stick with MS Word and its handling of multiple styles, tables, object imbedding, mathematical text rendering et al---- ferret 16 : 25, 5 February 2013 ( UTC)
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In mathematics, an "'embedding "'( or "'imbedding "') is one instance of some mathematical structure contained within another instance, such as a group that is a subgroup.
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NuVant produces a carbon cloth called ELAT which maximizes gas transport to the PEM as well as moves water vapor away from the PEM . Imbedding ELAT with noble metal catalyst allows this carbon cloth to also act as the electrode.
