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That tradition of Labour's triangulating on the issue was encapsulated by a horrible promotional mug during the 2015 election campaign that bore the slogan "Controls on Immigration," issued under the former leader, Ed Miliband.

In tetrapods and a few fishes, the thyroid becomes encapsulated by a layer of connective tissue.

Benign tumours are encapsulated by a fibrous layer and so do not invade surrounding tissue.

These results confirm that the nanorods are encapsulated by a sheath of graphitic phase.

Essentially, the spiritual side of the movie is encapsulated by a short voice-over.

Alexey German Jr. 's "Under Electric Clouds" is a word/image marriage of moving poetic painting encapsulated by a circular narrative.

But the sentiment behind the SBC decision was encapsulated by a comment from Wes Taylor, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church in Newport News, Va.

These results suggested that tendons are encapsulated by a cell-retentive layer.

Diatoms are encapsulated by a siliceous frustule.

For example, PMMA is biotolerated and always encapsulated by a thin layer of fibrosis.

The images show that some cells contain bacteria that are encapsulated by a double-membrane vesicle.