Another of Delmore's "fugal" poems, "Calmly We Walk Through This April's Day," encapsulates a number of his constant themes: the life of the city, names of friends he knew ("Many great dears are taken away"), and above all an apprehension of the whirling universe in the mundane décor of a municipal park.
Our reviewer gave the launch event for Liverpool as European Capital of Culture two stars out of five, saying, "Ringo Starr's specially written song, Liverpool 8, encapsulates a number of fabled scouse traits - it is mawkishly sentimental and has a nice way with a tune". Why was he wrong?
Patient experience is a term that encapsulates a number of dimensions, and in preliminary database searches, this phrase, on its own, uncovered a limited number of useful studies.
This technique leverages the ability of electrospray droplets to encapsulate a small number of well dispersed QDs (typically 2 nm to 50 nm including shell and organic coating).
Anthracyclines have been encapsulated in a number of liposomal constructs.
A multiplex network stores each type of information as a separate layer and thus encapsulates a significant number of different relationships between the same entities.
Compared to traditional antibody-drug conjugates, they have the potential to provide a better delivery system by encapsulating a high number of drugs, while protecting the drugs from the surrounding environment before reaching to the cancer cell.
Furthermore, a supplementary advantage to encapsulation of organic dyes into silica beads is to enhance the detection limit by encapsulating a larger number of fluorophores molecules by synthesised probes.
To increase contrast effects, high pay load contrast molecules were created by either encapsulating a large number of Gd-DTPA, conjugating multiple contrast agents such as polylysine-Gd-DTPA (PAMAM) [26], or using supermagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles [27], [28].
It's not easy to create dance that looks expansive when you are on a stage that can be crossed in one leap, but Mr. Parker achieves a slow-leaning, fast-footwork duet that effectively encapsulates any number of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers dances.
