As a third example, this hazard (flood) is then placed in the context of climate change, which encompasses multiple hazards and multiple adverse consequences for multiple objects and sectors.
Mr Trump is against the political establishment (the media, the Republican Party, political grandees like the Bushes and the Clintons) and change (which encompasses everything you had but fear you are losing) and he's against the world (which has taken jobs and sent immigrants to take over America).
DNA methylation is a major area of study in epigenetics which encompasses changes in gene expression without changes in DNA sequence.
Thus, changes in stimulus quality are described as changes in stimulus intensity, which encompasses both amplitude and velocity.
Next is Madear, an elderly woman who marvels at the way the world has changed in her lifetime, which encompasses horseless buggies and voyages to space, "the last frontier".
We addressed the need for a broader perspective, which encompasses changes at the catchment scale, by comparing ecosystem processes in woodland reference sites with those with altered riparian zones.
As for gentrification, he doesn't like the word, preferring the term "displacement," which encompasses deep changes to the population, culture and economics of a neighborhood.
Our study excluded subjects with dementia, but finding of differences in the subiculum have also been observed in subjects with dementia of Alzheimer's type (DAT) [24], although DAT subjects exhibit more widespread changes in the CA1 region, which encompasses much of the head and lateral aspect of the hippocampus.
"There is a change and a noticeable change," said Francisco Gonzalez, president of Community Board 9, which encompasses Soundview.
Crystal growth rates decrease linearly, by a factor of 30, over the temperature range of 113.5 114.9°C, an interval which encompasses a significant change in habit from individual through parallel-stacked lamellae to a type of coarse spherulite.
We therefore call this the extended concept of attraction, which encompasses any directional (non-random) cultural change.
