Sentence examples for brackets encompass from inspiring English sources

In bookstores preteenage girls (the definition of "tween" fluctuates, though the brackets encompass 9-to-14-year-olds) have propelled series upon series of realistic fiction and middle-grade fantasy onto the best-seller lists.

The square brackets encompassing the word 'Lead' followed by the actual BSPM lead number is the syntactical method used within this format to reference a BSPM lead in an equation.

The selection of bracket material composition (stainless steel and ceramic (polycrystalline and monocrystalline)) was deliberate in order to encompass brackets with the commonest material composition in this study.

Some of the text remains in brackets, meaning it is yet to be agreed, and that bracketed text encompasses some of the most intractable issues.

Brackets are often used to encompass the word "sic" (Latin for thus ), suggesting that the previous word or phrase was written "as is", with the error intended to be displayed.

Loss of heterozygosity was also observed in two markers which bracket a region encompassing the CDKN2B- CDKN2A gene cluster.

One cannot encompass everything.

No show can encompass it.

This list can encompass anything.

Interestingly, the H3K36me3-rich domain bracketed by NFI binding sites encompasses both these genes as well as a regulatory region that controls imprinting.

One of the side effects will be that terminology and basic concepts will filter into the collective consciousness – ones encompassing the art house bracket as well as the mega-budget shoot-em-ups.