Sentence examples for been encapsulated in a from inspiring English sources

The design change to accommodate the new 13.1mm thickness of the laptop has been encapsulated in a spoof by the College Humour duo.

The sublime has been encapsulated in a fixed set of words and that particular combination is neither negotiable nor mutable.The absolute unchangeability of the words of sacred text is especially emphasised in Islam, which believes that the Koran was delivered to the Prophet Muhammad by an angel.

Anthracyclines have been encapsulated in a number of liposomal constructs.

The therapeutic potential of discriminative extinction training has been encapsulated in a quote from Rescorla (1991, page 21): 'one might assume that an instrumental discriminative stimulus gains control over responding to the degree that the R-O association undergoes an increase in its presence.

It refused to be summed up neatly, to be encapsulated in a paragraph or so".

Sometimes the terrible tragedy of war is encapsulated in a single lost life.

This gas is encapsulated in a fatty shell rather like a very small balloon.

The joy of a city can be encapsulated in a single moment.

Some of these changes will be encapsulated in a pensions bill unveiled in the Queen's speech this week.

This trajectory was encapsulated in a dinner that the novelist Heidi Julavits attended in Maine a few summers ago.

His affection for the show was encapsulated in a school essay he wrote, aged 14, entitled Intergalactic Overdose.