Sentence examples for effectively enclosing from inspiring English sources

These new castles were heavily influenced by French designs, involving a rectangular or semi-rectangular castle with corner towers, gatehouses and moat; the walls effectively enclosing a comfortable courtyard plan not dissimilar to that of an unfortified manor.

In order to accommodate for calibration uncertainty, we applied a normal distribution as a prior to the calibration node within the BEAST analysis with a mean of 60 myr and standard deviation of 1.5 (effectively enclosing dates from 558-62 MYBP).

This effectively encloses a range of possible ages from c. 89 to 93 Myr.

It appeared that not all iron was effectively enclosed by the protein as after two washing steps, 30% of the iron was removed from the particles.

Short and long UV exposure experiments show that the artificial mineral-shell reduces the UV radiation effectively and the enclosed embryos become more robust.

To the east the catchment is separated from the Indian Ocean by a series of parallel ridges, effectively forming an enclosed basin and indicating a potential existence of a large lake in mesic periods.

The Vive also does manage to do a much better job at blocking out light by enclosing the nose gap much more effectively than the Rift, it's really surprising how much this helps in terms of achieving immersion while playing different titles.

The interaction of DMR1 with the ICR on the maternal allele generates a chromatin loop enclosing the Igf2 promoter region and effectively preventing transcription of the gene from this allele.

Progress was slow, with the last allotment disputes not settled until 1822, but by the time of completion, Gateshead Fell was entirely enclosed and effectively consigned to history.

Old rubble enclosing wall.

I am enclosing a photograph.