Sentence examples similar to easy to encapsulate from inspiring English sources
It's no easy feat to encapsulate these subjects, and yet Freeman — the author of "The Closing of the Western Mind" — pulls it off with great authority and insight.
The characters are easy-to-encapsulate types who occasionally will do something unexpected in the name of reality.
The material wasn't easy, granted, but the studio failed to encapsulate it appealingly.
Because little force is needed to scoot around the waxy globules, they'd make "remarkably quick" valves and plugs for nanotechnology, says Mahadevan, or similar wax could be used to encapsulate chemicals in easy-to-move parcels.
PLA is a very promising coating material to encapsulate pesticide due to its environmental friendliness, low cost, and easy scale-up.
We chose to encapsulate Drosophila melanogaster acetylcholinesterase (AChE) as a reporter enzyme because of the availability of an easy and accurate functional assay.
It is difficult to encapsulate.
Three measures seem to encapsulate their fears.
"There is no way to encapsulate him.
It is impossible to encapsulate fully this mesmeric performance.
The story, well, how to encapsulate someone else's dream?
