A line bundle on a scheme is a locally free sheaf of rank one. Its global sections can define a morphism to projective space when they have no common zero.
A line bundle is very ample when its global sections define a closed embedding into projective space.
A basepoint-free vector space of global sections defines the Kodaira map by evaluating the sections at each point.
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