I once asked a mathematician how many dimensions of Euclidean space you would have to use to imbed a curved 4 dimensional space and I do not remember the answer, but it was " large "-I believe 8 or more.
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In the case of card throwing, the magician achieves this effect by throwing the card at fragile targets such as newspaper, cigarettes, fruit, hot dogs, foam, or any other substance that the card will easily imbed in or break.
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The idea sounds like the latest intrusive wrinkle from a reality program : Cut a hole in the hardwood of NBA courts, imbed a tiny camera, then let ESPN viewers imagine they're in the league's new Big and Tall Studio.
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But, by constantly using selected bits of the dominant white racial frame to interpret society, by integrating new items into it, and by applying learned stereotypes, images, and interpretations in discriminatory actions, whites imbed their racialized frame deeply in their minds.
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That's bad because it stifles innovation and there's not a lot of firms out there looking to imbed new or better features into these products, " said Stan Lepeak, an analyst with The Meta Group, based in Stamford, Connecticut.
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So i decided to tidy up and neutralize this article to mirror only fact and relevant information to this individual's biography and nothing more and NOT to cheapen it and desperately attempt to attack or defamate the article's subject, nor imbed POV or pointless speculation.
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In a few species, such as lyrebirds and mockingbirds, songs imbed arbitrary elements learned in the individual's lifetime, a form of mimicry ( though maybe better called " appropriation " [ Ehrlich et al . ], as the bird does not pass for another species ).
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I can think of one negative : You can either put the rubber hose on top of the road, in which case it will wear out much more quickly, or imbed it in the road, which will cause the road to flex more, and wear out slightly more quickly.
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One of the lab's products is to be launched on next year's two-spacecraft Mars mission : a pair of eight-inch probes designed to imbed themselves in the soil and relay information about conditions a few inches below the surface, leaving a tiny weather station and transmitter on top.
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"Faust " casts Jannings as Satan-- which may have still been too small a role for the man-- and fills the screen with apocalyptic imagery that recalls the paintings of Brueghel and Bosch; the smaller-scale " Tartuffe " imbeds an abridged version of the Moliere farce in a surrounding story of modern greed and hypocrisy.
