"Computer science is the new Latin: it underpins the digital world just as Latin did the analogue world, and games encapsulate all of the ways in which it marries the arts and sciences".
Nor, though, should luck alone be allowed to explain Madrid's results, even if two games against Valencia seem to encapsulate that feeling: Valencia's captain Dani Parejo missed a penalty against Barcelona, while Valencia's goalkeeper Diego Alves saved a penalty against Madrid.
Coming on to a pitch-shifted version of Elton John's Can You Feel the Love Tonight?, Tame Impala open with two songs which encapsulate psychedelia's little-boy-lost strain – It's Not Meant to Be and Why Don't They Talk to Me, the latter song beefed up with a motorik thrum.
It is inevitably hard to encapsulate the modern world in barely 350 pages, but this account skates over too much.
Mr Ure found himself wondering how to write a four-minute song that could encapsulate both a danceable call to action and the horrors of an epic famine.
His particular gift is to encapsulate complex historical and biographical events pithily and in an illuminating context.
To encapsulate what was known about a player before the start of spring training, I turned to ZiPS, a quantitative model for projecting baseball performance.
Instead, products are left to spawn and mutate at their own pace, and not always in a healthy way.Few instruments so encapsulate the mutability of financial products as the exchange-traded fund, or ETF.
Maureen Dowd doinked Mr Obama Saturday with her silly-straw-like wit, faulting his "inability to encapsulate Americans' feelings".
Monarchs whose touch could cure scrofula, semi-divine emperors, deathless Arthurian kings: legends about rulers encapsulate the hopes and dreads of a nation.
They are right to be frustrated, but finding a slogan to encapsulate their demands will be difficultBusiness education: Parlez-vous MBA?
