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Embassy of the United States, Baghdad
Embassy of the United States, Baghdad: the U.S. diplomatic mission to Iraq, the largest and most costly U.S. embassy, a 104-acre Green Zone compound dedicated in 2009 at a cost of $592 million.
Embassy of the United States, Berlin
Embassy of the United States, Berlin: the US mission to Germany at Pariser Platz 2 by the Brandenburg Gate. Opened July 4, 2008; designed by Moore Ruble Yudell with Gruen Associates on the prewar embassy site, after a long security dispute.
Embassy of the United States, London
Embassy of the United States, London: the US mission to the United Kingdom, since January 2018 at Nine Elms in a KieranTimberlake cube, replacing Eero Saarinen's 1960 Grosvenor Square chancery, now the Chancery Rosewood hotel.
Embassy of the United States, Tehran
Former US embassy in Tehran: legation from 1883, seized November 4, 1979, 444-day hostage crisis, relations severed 1980; now Iran's 'Den of Spies' museum and protest site.
Embassy of Zara Yaqob to the Council of Florence
The Embassy of Zara Yaqob to the Council of Florence, the Ethiopian delegation at the Council of Florence, joined reunion talks with Rome that produced the 1442 bull Cantate Domino.
Embassy Pictures
Embassy Pictures was the American independent film studio founded by Joseph E. Levine in 1942, known for re-cut imports Godzilla and Hercules, The Graduate, The Lion in Winter, and This Is Spinal Tap; later Avco Embassy, sold to Lear/Perenchio, then De Laurentiis.
Embassy Row
Embassy Row is the stretch of Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, D.C., from Dupont Circle to Observatory Circle, lined with embassies in Gilded Age mansions, the 1931 Lutyens British Embassy, and the May Passport DC open house.
Embassy to Sui
The Embassy to Sui (遣隋使, kenzuishi) were diplomatic missions sent by Empress Suiko's Yamato court to Sui China between 600 and 614, led at times by Ono no Imoko.
eMBB
Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB) is one of the three primary 5G service categories, alongside URLLC and mMTC, targeting very high data rates for video streaming, augmented reality, and virtual reality.
Embedded 3D printing
Embedded 3D printing, also called immersion 3D printing, is an additive manufacturing technique that extrudes ink into a yield-stress support bath, enabling soft materials like cell-laden hydrogels to hold their shape.
Embedded atom method
The embedded atom method (EAM) is a semi-empirical interatomic potential for computing energies and forces of metal atoms, introduced by Daw and Baskes in 1983.
Embedded democracy
Embedded democracy is Wolfgang Merkel's five-part regime concept defining consolidated liberal democracy: electoral regime, political rights, civil rights, horizontal accountability, effective power to govern, plus external embedding; damaged forms are defective democracies.
Embedded derivative
An embedded derivative is a derivative feature inside a hybrid instrument with a non-derivative host, which accounting standards may require to be separated and remeasured at fair value.
Embedded liberalism
Embedded liberalism: postwar political-economic compromise coined by John Ruggie (1982), pairing open multilateral trade and Bretton Woods monetary order with domestic welfare states and Keynesian intervention, from 1945 to the 1970s.
Embedded mixed methods design
An embedded mixed methods design, or embedded mixed method, places a secondary qualitative or quantitative strand inside a larger primary study of the other type.
Embedded software
Embedded software, also known as embedded code, is computer software written to control a specific device or machine, typically running on a dedicated microcontroller rather than a general-purpose computer.
Embedded system
An embedded system is a computer system built into a larger device to perform one specific function, running software stored in flash ROM that the user cannot normally change.
Embedded Systems Conference
The Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) was an annual North American conference and trade show for embedded systems designers, centered for most of its life in San Jose, California.
Embedded systems education
Embedded systems education is the teaching of how to design and program computers built into physical devices, covering curricula, textbooks, laboratory platforms, and project-based formats, guided by the ACM/IEEE 2016 curriculum guideline.
Embedded teeth
Embedded teeth (ICD-10 K01.0, ICD-11 DA07.7) are teeth that fail to erupt despite sufficient space, in milk or adult dentitions; distinct from impacted teeth (DA07.8), treated by surgical exposure and orthodontic traction.
Embedded World
Embedded World is an annual trade fair and conference for embedded systems technologies, held each spring in Nuremberg, Germany; founded in 2003, it drew about 36,000 visitors in 2026.
Embedding
An embedding is a map that places one mathematical space inside another while preserving all of its structure, such as a graph drawn on a surface without edges crossing.
Embedding (machine learning)
An embedding in machine learning is a learned vector of floating-point numbers representing items such as words or images, arranged so that similar items land near each other.
Embedding and retrieval models
Embedding and retrieval models are neural encoders that map text, images, audio, or video into vectors so related items sit close together, powering semantic search and RAG.
Embedding inversion
Embedding inversion is a privacy attack on machine learning systems that reconstructs original input text from its embedding vector; the Vec2Text method recovered 92% of short inputs exactly.
Embeddings and elementary maps between model-theoretic structures
In model theory, an elementary map between two structures preserves and reflects the truth of every first-order formula; every isomorphism is elementary, but elementary embeddings need not be surjective.
Ember (interpretability platform)
Ember is a hosted API and SDK from the interpretability startup Goodfire, launched in 2024, that lets developers steer open-weight language models by editing internal sparse autoencoder features.
Ember Infrastructure
Ember Infrastructure is a New York-based private equity firm, operating since 2018, that invests in energy transition, water, waste, and resource-efficiency infrastructure through negotiated deals.
Ember Shores
Ember Shores is a three-day, all-inclusive destination EDM festival in Riviera Maya, Mexico, curated by the producer Illenium and first held in Cancún in 2021.
Ember Technologies
Ember Technologies is an American consumer electronics company in Westlake Village, California, founded by Clay Alexander and best known for the Ember Mug, a smart mug that keeps drinks at a set temperature.