Sentence examples for course encompassing from inspiring English sources

Cosmos is a complete science course, encompassing not just cosmology but also chemistry, physics, biology, and the history of human discovery.

The question, then, is, "Why now?" The answer is complicated, of course, encompassing everything from travel schedules to budgets to sponsorships.

We performed comprehensive miRNA and mRNA profiling over a 7-point time course, encompassing all recognized stages of lung development beginning at embryonic day 12 and continuing to adulthood.

Silbert and Lake [ 23] reported that senior student tutors were required to attend a modified Teaching on the Run course, encompassing two 3 hour interactive workshops, before taking part in teaching junior students examination techniques.

The Net, of course, encompasses a universe of applications; this show focuses on instant messages, pornography sites and the illusions, or lies, that computer communication can impose on the dating game.

The ECOTIN course encompasses physical principles of ultrasound, knobology, echocardiographic and lung ultrasound basic techniques, as well as incorporating supervised, practical activities to allow participants to demonstrate expertise acquisition.

The Information Commissioner's Office has been running a more-than-year-long investigation into political ad targeting on online platforms — which now of course encompasses the Cambridge Analytica scandal and much more besides.

Yen Le Espiritu (1992) notes that Asian American racial identity, which of course encompasses a remarkable level of ethnic diversity, results from a combination of external assignment and agency, as when Asians actively respond to anti-Asian discrimination or violence through political action and a sense of shared fate.

The non-authentic group could of course encompass any meats that are not pure beef.

Spatial signal transduction of course encompasses a wide variety of processes with all their underlying complexities, with details potentially varying significantly even from system to system.

This of course encompasses ethical issues concerning the futility of intensive care in certain circumstances, and the elderly population is highlighted in this context.