Sentence examples for attempting to encompass from inspiring English sources
We conclude that spatial scale represents a serious mapping constraint when attempting to encompass large forest areas for ecosystem carbon accounting.
Functioning as essentially a promotional arm of the venerable Rhode Island festival, the Newport Jazz Festival: Now 60 tour ensemble perhaps had the more difficult task in attempting to encompass a diverse, weekend festival in a set of about 45 minutes.
Thus, in attempting to encompass the uncertainty in the rate drift model, we consider here the spread of node age estimates that arise from both rate models.
He valiantly attempts to encompass all developments and movements in pop as captured during the age of the 7" 45rpm single.
As the first major retrospective to attempt to encompass his protean career demonstrates, Polke was art's ultimate punk contrarian, who resisted uniformity of any kind.
When applied to the real world, the math quickly becomes exceedingly convoluted, as it attempts to encompass the extended consequences of every decision.
Regional sub-integrated assessments attempt to encompass multiple interactions within a specific region, while making compromises on the inclusion of external interactions.
It also attempts to encompass the various issues concerned in utilization of crude glycerol for 1,3-propanediol production, with particular emphasis laid on biodiesel industries.
The Alchemy of Desire is an ambitious novel: it not only attempts to encompass much of contemporary India, it also forays into colonial territory (Jim Corbett, hill stations, white goddesses, brown lovers).
Gioni's exhibition that will look at artists' attempt to encompass the whole world in their work, and will ask, he said, "what space is left for internal images when so much of life is colonised by external images".
So much so that only one of the several film versions of Emily's Wuthering Heights made over the past 90 years has attempted to encompass the book's 30-odd years of pain, misery and ecstasy and its three generations of man handing on misery to man in the west Yorkshire countryside.
