Sentence examples for encapsulate i from inspiring English sources

Several characterization techniques were employed to better understand the relationship between waste forms, their abilities to encapsulate I, and their stability under possible repository conditions.

The usage provides four basic functions: registration of CoAP resources in the RELOAD overlay, rendezvous using dedicated ICE-negotiated connections for CoAP, rendezvous through encapsulating (i.e., tunneling) CoAP messages in the payload of RELOAD messages, and use of the RELOAD overlay as a cache for sensor data.

I struggle to encapsulate what I do in an accessible way, and I'm not alone – an assistant director I used to work with told me her mother thought she did "something in admin".

Its qualities encapsulate those I prize in all his work: it is a breathtaking, melancholy book about violence and absurd valor told with humor that is half poetry and half a graveyard laugh.

However, there really is no way to accurately encapsulate what I am a part of.

"It encapsulates what I want my music to be like.

He's a fucking genius!' And that encapsulates how I feel about it".

From a speech given by Arthur Scargill in 1984, it encapsulates everything I was writing about.

Such a terrific article that really encapsulates what I, and many I know, experienced at Princeton the last four years.

Jeanette Delgado, leading the piece, encapsulated what I think Balanchine wanted: a marriage of barn-dance verve with European sophistication.

"The idea of the minivan encapsulated everything I was talking about," she said in a recent phone interview.