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built-in

[bilt-in] / ˈbɪltˌɪn /


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He already knew that biological polymers contain small built-in chemical features that help their bonds break apart at the right moment.

From Science Daily

These radioactive elements decay at known rates, effectively acting as a built-in clock that reveals when the eggs were buried.

From Science Daily

Previously the company has said it had made real changes to Instagram, such as introducing teen accounts with built-in protections and giving parents the power to control their children's online experiences.

From BBC

This torsion introduces a built-in rotation within the geometry itself.

From Science Daily

The idea that some brains possess built-in defenses has far-reaching implications, suggesting new ways to develop treatments that strengthen resilience instead of only repairing damage.

From Science Daily