Sentence examples for In encompass from inspiring English sources

The acts that abusers engage in encompass some of the most serious crimes on the books: attempted homicide, rape, arson, strangulation, aggravated assault, threats with a deadly weapon and kidnapping.

A sequel, in 1975, "The Age of Capital, 1848-1875," showed breathtaking range in encompassing the creation of a world economy.

The appeal of Hornby's story as an audiobook lies in Frances Barber's brilliance in encompassing Katie's complicated character.

Calder was interested in encompassing space through the unfolding of a work that can move around and above you and as the title of the exhibition suggests, perform in some way".

The general scope of our work, and the interest in encompassing the largest possible amount of different FBMC signals, is in contrast to traditional contributions on FBMC signaling.

Due to the comp lexity in encompassing all possible mechanisms for a given system, no single model exists that accurately predicts a general particle-surface collision.

Additional file 4: Private larger deletions detected in epidermolysis bullosa case 1. Deletion in encompassing LAMC2 exon 1 is highlighted.

The sum of the two double support phases resulted in encompassing the 23.62 ± 13.62% of gait cycle.

Furthermore, it is also unique in encompassing upstream hazards, determinants and interventions along with the more traditional emphasis on disease and health outcomes.

The necessarily complex signature sequence may reflect the constraints inherent in encompassing all CDF family members and includes all variations within a diverse set of organisms.

Music information representation systems, in general, encompass musical information contained in music notation or recordings.