Sentence examples for always encapsulates from inspiring English sources

For example, when the level of nesting is 8, the POR of a small packet is 78% while that of a big packet size is 42% The POR of ROTIO is fixed because it always encapsulates packets twice.

It is worth mentioning that the tube top region always encapsulated with the Pd-Co nanowire on top of the Pd4Si nanowire even at high temperature.

Otherwise, due to a poor biocompatibility of improper compounds, fibrous tissues always encapsulate the implants made from such materials, which prolong the healing time.

For example, PMMA is biotolerated and always encapsulated by a thin layer of fibrosis.

N. meningitidis strains that cause invasive disease are almost always encapsulated, which helps survival of the bacteria during invasive disease and promotes transmission as well as protection from antibodies and phagocytic cells.

SCVs formed by the sipA − mutant remained intact but always unusually encapsulated only individual or sometimes pairs of bacteria.

But this experience encapsulated what I always imagined was the overarching concept of Vince, in a nutshell: "Hey!

'The idea was to try to encapsulate what we always did as a sound system,' says D, 'but put it on as an event.' Characteristically, D and Grant were a bit disappointed that Meltdown doesn't work like an outdoor festival; they thought that the musicians would be able to wander between venues and mix things up.

Molten Pt-encapsulated inside CNF and CNT always flowed towards the anode, proving electromigration to be the dominant force over thermal migration.

Maybe elections always boil down to the economy, encapsulated in that famous phrase from Bill Clinton's team: "It's the economy, stupid".

Interestingly, spontaneously active DRG neurons encapsulated by sympathetic baskets always had conduction velocities above 9 m/s and were clearly distinct from the much slower unmyelinated "classical" nociceptors (Xie et al., 2011).