Sentence examples for encapsulated space from inspiring English sources

"They play into the psychology of the gallery as this immaculate, encapsulated space," said the artist Brina Thurston.

This paper presents an approach for generating workspaces that encapsulate spaces occupied by mobile cranes moving during an operation.

Based on the circular containment of numerous oval aggregations, elongated fractionated segments encapsulating the space and accumulation at the tissue-lesion interface of inflammatory cells characteristic of a foreign body reaction, tungiasis of the tongue was diagnosed.

In a 1979 paper on airplane passengers, a sociologist named Louis A. Zurcher came up with a name for strangers shoved into the same small space: "encapsulated groups".

I just ended up feeling nothing better encapsulated my mind space when working on the record than that, because I really tried to seclude myself and immerse in work.

It's possible to think of November 8th as a kind of threshold in time analogous to the shining gateway of Trump Tower itself, at which point the type of space encapsulated within privately held, public in name only might flow out into all the city and the country beyond.

Encapsulated in clear, space-age cubes, they feel oddly comforting in your hand, like a lucky talisman.

Each TSV encapsulated four equally spaced copper vias each having a diameter of 40 µm.

Liposomes were first prepared by A.D. Bangham in the early 1960s and demonstrated that a wide variety of molecules can be encapsulated within aqueous spaces of liposomes or inserted into their membranes.

The SF is encapsulated within the joint space by the synovium (SYN), a thin membrane-like tissue consisting of cells and extracellular matrix.

While previous versions of the Oculus Rift have required plugging in a separate set of headphones to get the "I'm encapsulated in a virtual space" feeling, the Crescent Bay prototype has its own pair built-in, and the company has said the consumer model will, as well.