Sentence examples for encapsulated version from inspiring English sources

Its encapsulated version provides a significantly higher response (60.0 s), both times are obtained with the same method.

The novel's epigraph, from a W. S. Merwin poem -"The stars at noon, / While the light worships its blind god" - is an encapsulated version of the relationship between these two nameless characters in their unjust world.

The frustrations are encapsulated by her version of Bob Dylan's 'I Believe in You', reborn as a Stones-y rocker.

Everything special about Ms. Stewart was encapsulated in her version of "Solitude," the bitingly bitter Duke Ellington lament about finding yourself alone without love.

The new version is encapsulated and separated from the data store, allowing far greater scalability and much faster computation than previous versions.

This view is encapsulated in the current version of the government's Dietary Guidelines for Americans, which are under review and being reissued soon.

In particular, we usually pay for complexity by surrendering flexibility -- and von Baer's law encapsulates the embryological version of this structural generality.

It was a brilliant idea of Chávez's to give Galeano's Open Veins of Latin America to Obama, since this book, first published in 1971, encapsulates a radical version of the history of Latin America with which most Latin Americans are familiar.

"Nrg Jynx (Daze End Version)" encapsulates these qualities in one what amounts to a killing spree of sound design.

It conveys the oppressive weight of time and a cinematic version of life, encapsulated in an encyclopedic array of human interactions played out in snippets of emotion and plot — love affairs, crimes, hostage crises, death and destruction.

The redundant version macroblocks are encapsulated in the redundant picture.