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.
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.
This view is encapsulated in the current version of the government's Dietary Guidelines for Americans, which are under review and being reissued soon.
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.
So much harmony in it's direction, brilliantly encapsulated in this ultimate modernized version of the book with the same appeal that Luhrmann does best, staying real to his own unique style.
These systems enable the determination of the effect of titanium presence on gel properties and encapsulated cell behaviour as a miniaturized version of full-scale implants, providing a system compatible with conventional analysis methods.
The Hall sensor chip is encapsulated in a robust ceramic package, a version of which is only 250 μm thick.
Transcending the African culture that inspires their music, the spirit of this latest album is encapsulated in its final song, a Zulu version of Old MacDonald.
