One popular encapsulation view in synthetic biology is that DNA sequence information can be encapsulated as a Part.
Yet the area encapsulates as well as any industrial city some of the forces that are reshaping the country.
The oils and sludge under one part of the building will be encapsulated and left in place as part of the clean-up.
In the former, it is envisioned that cells would be isolated, derived, or grown from other sources and subsequently transplanted either as cells alone or encapsulated cells or cells together with matrices as part of a tissue construct into the diabetic recipient.
Portfolio-based learning as part of registrar's WPBA encapsulates many aspects of competency-based assessment and has been introduced in many countries and disciplines in the last 20 years [ 18].
Curli are functional amyloid fibers assembled by many Gram-negative bacteria as part of an extracellular matrix that encapsulates the bacteria within a biofilm.
The company, which has seen so much trouble on so many fronts in recent months it's nearly impossible to encapsulate in one paragraph, is extending this olive branch as part of a series of steps meant to calm a public that has grown increasingly restive about the company's many missteps.
In a way this lets X+Y off the hook: while its depiction of autism and Asperger's syndrome (the two are now largely seen as part of the same spectrum) doesn't encapsulate the teeming variety of people with ASC, it does reflect the experience of one, mega-mathematically minded faction of that whole.
Besides, use of a flexible gauze to encapsulate the affected limb, prior to wearing the splint, must be considered as part of the immobilization treatment.
This Merce Cunningham gem, created in 1975 and performed as part of the Fall for Dance festival at New York City Center, encapsulates a moment in time: not just the year in which it was made, but any moment when tension builds to an awful peak and is released with an emphatic bang.
