Sentence examples for encapsulated there from inspiring English sources
Much of the story of North American art, or fine art, of the time is encapsulated there, in pastoral landscapes inspired by Claude Lorraine, Alpine scenes imitating German models and religious painting carrying a learned-in-Italy stamp.
After its release in the arthropod gut, the larva, called an acanthor, bores through the gut wall into the arthropod's blood cavity (hemocoel), becomes encapsulated there, and develops into a new stage called an acanthella.
Because the salivary gland is well encapsulated, there is little risk of vector escaping to nontarget organs.
Sometimes the participants' verbatim experiences simply felt too hard to encapsulate: "There were some interviews that you had with people and it was tragic - and you can't write that down.
11.49am BST 39th over: England 81-5 (Root 9, Ali 20) The batsmen meet and exchange a "safe", or a "fist-bump" as we must now call it, the redundant decadence of modern society encapsulated right there.
Chavez has never said himself that the tumor was encapsulated so there is the possibility, according to oncologists, that the cancer spread and a treatment like chemotherapy would be necessary.
It is generally accepted that Kurt Gödel's incompleteness theorem of 1931 definitively demonstrated that for any set of axioms and inference rules proposed to encapsulate mathematics, there would in fact be some truths of mathematics which could not be deduced from them, and hence that Principia Mathematica could never achieve its aims.
For example, it is difficult to quantify free drugs and encapsulated drugs separately, and there are technical difficulties in quantifying some trace drugs under the background of complex organisms.
It would be ridiculous to pretend that these nine ideas encapsulate everything that there is to be known about the net.
But the grave just sits there, encapsulating everything and nothing in its form.
The gun controversy encapsulated a problem that was there from the outset.
