Sentence examples for built to encompass from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the late 11th century in Spain, polygonal walls were built to encompass the ancient city of Ávila; this represented the impulse, frequent during the period, for a ruling or royal family to overcome revolt from barons through architectural means.

But to really master your data, you need a system built to encompass a wide range of requirements in an integrated manner.

An evaluating model by six aspects to be considered/constructed, which encompasses 25 criteria, is built to identify consumers' needs for the next e-era generation VTS.

As all identified trGTPases were found to carry the G domain and domain II-homologous regions, the sequence region used to build the MAFFT alignment on which the superfamily tree was built was extended to encompass both these domains (an average length of 331 amino acids).

They could be built to every size, on every terrain, for every social group and could encompass both the stateliness of the Royal Crescent in Bath and the high-density rows of the northern mill towns.

Warda started her life singing on behalf of Algerian independence, and gradually built up her repertoire to encompass the Arab world.

Klein apparently has the idea to build out his brand to encompass much more policy coverage, perhaps attracting more visitors and offering more pages to view.

I would read § 10(b) and Rule 10b-5 to encompass and build on this principle: to mean that a person who has misappropriated nonpublic information has an absolute duty to disclose that information or to refrain from trading.

The hotel is being built on this odd-shaped lot because it has to encompass three low-rise buildings on the corner of Nassau Street and Maiden Lane that the developer, the McSam Hotel Group, was unable to acquire.

In an economy built on consumption, a culture of shopping has evolved to encompass all of us.

In this paper, we build up on previous work and extend the formulation to encompass enhanced strain finite elements frequently used in structural analysis.