As a high school student he had been imprisoned by the Nazis for spreading leaflets opposing the regime, and early in his life he developed a deep suspicion of what he called "closed, encompassing systems".
It is demonstrated that coil geometries more closely encompassing the sample shape, hence possessing wire windings located close the sample, produce superior coil performances.
All these activities together won't come close to encompassing Schubert: a thousand works written in a period of less than twenty years.
Organized by a guest curator, Peter Barberie, "Close Encounters" encompasses work from the 1940s, when Mr. Penn first started to work for Vogue, through portraits published in The New Yorker in 2006.
This book presents a panorama of the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the Russian Civil War (1918 20) as seen through a series of flashbacks and close-ups encompassing all levels of society.
It doesn't come close to encompassing the desperation of the escaper, the fear of the clandestine, the boredom of the itinerant, the lung-filled panic of the shipwrecked, the desolation of those who actually make it only to find Europe doesn't want them.
I've proved and disproved a thousand stereotypes in my life so far, but only one title -- American -- has ever come close to encompassing all of my experiences.
That spying web encompassed close to 1,300 targets in more than 100 countries, including many nations' embassies as well as non-governmental organizations and media companies.
But the notion of 'local' also encompassed their close proximity, making them better at monitoring and responding to problems in a timely and apt manner.
Based on quantitative data from six industry cases encompassing close to 2000 engineers, complemented by interviews with engineers from five companies, this paper investigates the correlation between the continuity of continuous integration and size.
