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embed

[em-bed, em-bed] / ɛmˈbɛd, ˈɛmˌbɛd /


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“Our SemiCab platform breaks that dependency by embedding intelligence directly into the freight operating system.”

From MarketWatch

An electric keyboard programmed to sound like a fortepiano is also embedded in a handcrafted instrument, which actors with musical training can play.

From Los Angeles Times

“We jointly are trying to figure out how we can accelerate learning and how we can embed those courses inside the schools that normally are left behind,” said Michael Ellison, chief executive of CodePath.

From The Wall Street Journal

Gov. Lisa Cook, taking an unusually firm position, said that inflation progress “essentially stalled” in 2025 and that the longer it remains elevated, the greater the risk it becomes embedded in expectations.

From Barron's

Gov. Lisa Cook, taking an unusually firm position, said that inflation progress “essentially stalled” in 2025 and that the longer it remains elevated, the greater the risk it becomes embedded in expectations.

From Barron's