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Many of those contradictions are encapsulated in a new book, "Where Heaven and Earth Meet: Jerusalem's Sacred Esplanade," to be published here on Monday.

We show how such mechanisms can be encapsulated in a new modelling primitive coordination contract that can be used for extending Component-Based Development approaches in order to manage such levels of change.

That impulse was encapsulated in a package of new policies passed by the legislature in 1971: a "Minnesota Miracle" that increased state funding for education and municipal services, raised income and other taxes, and lowered taxes on property.Three decades later, the major components of the miracle are still there.

The process of making a Disney park feel alive is most easily encapsulated in animatronic figures.

Perhaps the best hope for a new Afghanistan, liberated from extremism and misogyny, is encapsulated in a line from Rumi, the Sufi mystic, which Mojadidi took as an inspiration for her film: "Show your face, you are the mirror itself".

The design change to accommodate the new 13.1mm thickness of the laptop has been encapsulated in a spoof by the College Humour duo.

Russell T Davies's new CBBC project, arriving on screen later this month, is a simple pitch encapsulated in a Ronseal title: Wizards vs Aliens.

You need it to be safely encapsulated the way a grain of sand is encapsulated in a pearl by an oyster.

People and dogs run, play and laugh but it's all muted, encapsulated in a dream.

The whole thing was succinct, beautifully encapsulated in a timescale that has left us wanting more.

It refused to be summed up neatly, to be encapsulated in a paragraph or so".