Sentence examples for be encompassed by a from inspiring English sources

No collector could ever love a work of art as much as a fetishist loves a shoe.' So wrote the Surrealist novelist and philosopher Georges Bataille, a man whose desire to bring creativity down to ground level took him into areas deeper and darker than anything that could be encompassed by a mere shoe.

This notion of utility is fundamental and must be encompassed by a theory of gambling in order to define and analyze the decision process.

For two different CSI-assisted relaying schemes, which could be encompassed by a unified model, we provide the compact closed-form expressions for cumulative distribution function, probability density function, moment generating function, and generalized moment (GM) of the instantaneous end-to-end SNR.

Passion, focus, organization, and tenacity are a few of the essential traits--and all are encompassed by a simple phrase: resource management, as my wife calls it.

It means that all reality (both psychic and physical) is encompassed by a general form of subjectivity, which makes it available for theoretical determination.

To assess the radiation level outside of the FOE, the FOE is encompassed by a water phantom in which the energy deposition is estimated by a Monte Carlo simulation.

Accordingly, somatic cell reprogramming by exogenous factors requires comprehensive changes in gene transcription to induce a forced pluripotent state, which is encompassed by a simultaneous transformation of the epigenome.

The shore line of the lake, is about 15.5 km, is encompassed by a boulevard lined with Mughal era gardens, parks, houseboats and hotels.

The degrees of separation between neighbors and friends and acquaintances, even strangers, merge and blend until no division exists and all are encompassed by a tangible sense of belonging.

Moreover, we demonstrate that group II BBR/BPC dimerization is encompassed by a novel Alanine zipper protein-protein interaction domain, which mediates binding of parallel oriented helical bundles via electrostatic interaction.

As shown in Figure 5, the object in cyan is encompassed by a thick curve, ie, the boundary of ROI.