The phrase "capsule about" is not a commonly used phrase in English.
It is possible that it might be used in a specific context or industry, but in general, it is not a phrase that is used in everyday English. It would be more common to say "summary of" or "overview of." Example: The brochure included a capsule about the company's services.
A Patriots-Texans game is typically an excuse for a 250-word capsule about the latest Patriots drama.
The novel is a time capsule about the turn of the 19th into the 20th century, in which Florentino represents an impractical and superstitious 19th-century dreaminess.
Bompas spent six months acquiring a pill camera, a capsule about the size of a large multivitamin that was developed as an alternative to endoscopy.
The capsule about "Heat" on the Brooklyn Museum's Web site begins with her observation that "letting people have your paintings is like letting them wear your clothes".
The resulting film is a document, a time capsule, about a society on the edge, both in terms of the marginalization of its population and the material changes that will come with the shrinking world.
"Do you have a reason?" The date was February 20 , 1962 and the forty-year-old Glenn — then circling Earth at more than seventeen thousand miles per hour in Friendship 7, a capsule about the size of a Volkswagen Beetle — was responding to a set of rather unhappy instructions from ground control.
The use of short video capsules about patients' rights could be arranged in different waiting areas of the institutions; language should be respectful and simple according to the educational level of the average population.
In the center of a BARS device, there is a ceramic cylindrical "synthesis capsule" of about 2 cm3 in size.
The idea for "The Obama Time Capsule" came about, Mr. Smolan said, as he was watching results unfold on election night and noticed many of his friends using cellphone cameras to take pictures of the television screen to document the event.
The length and external diameter of the hollow capsules are about 600 and 200 nm.
The book includes capsules about everyone on the team, and some descriptions are familiar — notably those of Adam Graves, who Fleury wrote was a "great guy, the ultimate team player," and Mike Richter ("quickest feet on a goalie I have ever seen").
