Sentence examples for are generally enclosed from inspiring English sources

Both are relative terms, and both are generally enclosed in square brackets.

Most plastid-bearing dinoflagellates have peridinin as a major carotenoid fraction and their plastids are generally enclosed by three membranes [32], whereas plastids that are present in the majority of apicomplexans (i.e., apicoplasts) are exclusively non-photosynthetic and are bound by 2 4 membranes [33] [36].

Ceiling fixtures are generally enclosed so that the light bulb is not visible, giving you many more options for bulbs than a pendant fixture does.

The buildings are generally one story, fully enclosed; they have insulated structures with sophisticated ventilation systems.

Human employees are generally not allowed in this enclosed space for reasons of safety and efficiency, but an imperfect system requires the occasional interaction.

Modern enclosed rechargeable batteries are generally limited in performance because inactive components occupy a majority of the battery weight and volume, leading to lower energy densities and higher costs.

As with other invertebrates the respiratory pigments of those arthropods that have them are generally dissolved in the blood and rarely enclosed in corpuscles as they are in vertebrates.

In plants, storage lipds are generally stored in oil body that is enclosed with a single layer of phospholipid rich in oleosin proteins.

Many coats, even smaller ones, enclose membrane vesicles, which are generally offset from the center of the clathrin shell.

This complex forms non-foliated discordant to semi-discordant bodies in the enclosing country rocks which are generally Upper Birimian metavolcanics, numerous enclaves of which are found within the granite complex (Ahmed et al. 1977).

There are two main ways of growing algae; open ponds and enclosed bioreactors systems (Bosma et al. 2007; Heubeck and Craggs 2007; Packer 2009) both of which are generally used for planktonic species where the cells are in suspension.