Sentence examples for already encapsulated in the from inspiring English sources

For small molecular weight compounds this is difficult to achieve due to a limited numbers of available epitopes that are not already encapsulated in the receptor pocket.

To remedy this, it is proposed by ASEAN that “GSP principles already encapsulated in the Enabling Clause should be elaborated and maintained in the framework of the Agreement, with the explicit commitment by developed countries to conform the fundamental principles of GSP”.

What earns Sebald the gratitude and affection of readers, and makes this book a splendid addition to an already extraordinary oeuvre, is encapsulated in the fragment above: the great darkness, the shimmering light.

The process of making a Disney park feel alive is most easily encapsulated in animatronic figures.

In Britain, these values are encapsulated in the Human Rights Act.

This is encapsulated in the work of Duncan Watts, a principal researcher at Microsoft Research.

The company's immodest ambition was encapsulated in the slogan "from intern to C.E.O".

But I prefer the middle path encapsulated in the Buddhist idea of "guarding the sense doors".

This had led to an "impossibility encapsulated in the Israeli society.

The first, of course, is encapsulated in the phrase "that's just how it is".

That dissonance is encapsulated in the person of Mick Mulvaney, the White House budget director.