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West European armies were embedded in NATO.

(c) Country presence embedded in client offices.

Windows Embedded Compact, formerly Windows Embedded CE and Windows CE, is an operating system subfamily developed by Microsoft as part of its Windows Embedded family of products.

Second, some financial vulnerabilities are embedded in the economy.

That basic recognition was deeply embedded in partnership arrangements.

India s parliamentary system is embedded in its British colonial history.

1. Markets must be deeply embedded in systems of governance.

The EU has cooperation and integration embedded in its very DNA.

eDP Embedded DisplayPort (eDP) 1.0 standard was adopted in December 2008.

It contains an embedded application server (Tomcat) and an embedded database server (HSQLDB), which allow for immediate testing of the modeled applications.

Each one is incomplete, because you re embedded in a network of relationships.

Pursuit of a Pax Democratia has long been embedded in American foreign policymaking.

Are offices making efforts to remove the gender bias embedded in standard practice?

Rural development program is embedded in the targeted interventions pillar of the strategy.

Prohibition of war except for self defense is embedded in the United Nations Charter.

I suggest an alternative strategy, one already embedded in America history, though largely unrecognized.

While this interpretation is embedded into the provisions of the Convention, the COP 6 decisions, and in particular decision 1 COP.6, present a pragmatically oriented as well as a policy level road map on how to shift the Convention process from the preparatory phase to concrete action.

The appliance's safe operating parameters are embedded into its plug.

These historically embedded norms and practices were only slowly superseded.

And also, I thought that there would be synthetic polymers, plastics, embedded in the rock.

There are at least five important interconnected transitions embedded in China s new Five Year Plan

They intend to export oil embedded in other products, such as petrochemicals, plastic, aluminum, etc.

Future legislatures cannot be completely bound by such rules unless they are embedded in constitutions.

In essence, dialectic of attraction and rejection is embedded in our collective conscience as Jews and Europeans.

This requires a government that is embedded in the private sector, but not in bed with it.

By repeating the claim of one economics, Rodrik inadvertently reveals the censorship embedded in contemporary economics.

There are several distinct ways in which tachyonic particles could be embedded into a field theory.

The cells are often embedded in a mucilaginous matrix and may be motile or non motile.

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Evidently, attitudes are passed down through the generations. They are embedded in societies in the form of culture.

Well functioning markets are always embedded within broader mechanisms of collective governance.

Indeed, China s economic success reflects the depth of administrative and market experience embedded in the Chinese bureaucracy.

Bit banging can be implemented at very low cost, and is used in, for example, embedded systems.

This is how We have made ( the habit of ) denying embedded in the hearts of the guilty .

These alternatives should be embedded in national strategies to reduce poverty and in national action programmes to combat desertification.

In addition, the GSTP could yield concrete dividends.

We are concrete.

THE CONCRETE REALITY .

THE CONCRETE REALITY .

This set of values should be deeply embedded in the industry and thus should transcend haggling over regulation.

IFAD discussed how the underlying principles within free, prior and informed consent were embedded in its strategic framework.

A woman's value is less than that of a man and her inferiority is embedded in societal structures.