Sentence examples for being encapsulated from inspiring English sources

The three researchers, Jack W. Szostak, David P. Bartel and P. Luigi Luisi, published a somewhat adventurous manifesto in Nature in 2001, declaring that the way to make a synthetic cell was to get a protocell and a genetic molecule to grow and divide in parallel, with the molecules being encapsulated in the cell.

"All the benefits in our Lipton black tea give them a pause and the uplift they're looking for," Mr. Vivian said, which is being encapsulated in a "brand philosophy, positivism" and underlined with entreaties in the campaign to "Uplift your day" with Lipton black tea.

But a system could be encapsulated in this respect without being encapsulated across the board.

This way, this formal technique contributes to the safety of the designed systems, while being encapsulated in a tool that makes it usable by application experts.

After the SPIONs were being encapsulated into the micelles, the size of SPIO@PEG-b-PCL was approximately 169.3 nm (Figure 1b).

These R scripts are in the process of being encapsulated as WPS in order to be used and shared from the eGRASP platform.

It and the courtyard are encapsulated within an outer shell.

The rudimentary plots can be encapsulated in brief sentences.

In Britain, these values are encapsulated in the Human Rights Act.

The company's immodest ambition was encapsulated in the slogan "from intern to C.E.O".

The first, of course, is encapsulated in the phrase "that's just how it is".