Sentence examples for encapsulates as from inspiring English sources

Yet the area encapsulates as well as any industrial city some of the forces that are reshaping the country.

Next, Komunyakaa reads his own poem "Night Gigging," which similarly encapsulates, as he says, "a symphonic moment".

Seen from the corner of St Mary Axe and Leadenhall Street, with the venerable form of the St Andrew Undershaft church dwarfed in the foreground, the view encapsulates as graphically as any in the Square Mile the enforced proximity of violently different times and worlds: the old sanctities of faith and the towering proximity of wealth.

Figure 2 encapsulates, as a flowchart, each of the 'factors' that affect the efficacy of the passenger to board or alight from a train and by implication impact upon the dwell time variability of the service.

Once the particle size and morphology was characterized, the mass percentage of BSA encapsulated as well as the encapsulation efficiency of the model drug was determined (Table 2).

The direction from Mr. Lagerfeld could be encapsulated as simply as this: cool, urban, modern, effortless.

The structure of both the encapsulated as well as the released protein was monitored using gel electrophoresis, circular dichroism, and fluorescence spectroscopy.

In overall speaking, only PELC-formulated virus could induce sufficient and sustainable antigen-specific serological protective antibodies, adsorbed and encapsulated as well.

For the models to encapsulate as accurately as possible our understanding of the system (i.e. reproducing the available data and, ideally, being capable of making predictions), these parameters have to be estimated.

Recruitment adopted an inclusive approach whereby the definition of disability remained broad, encapsulating physical as well as intellectual disability or sensory impairment.

One popular encapsulation view in synthetic biology is that DNA sequence information can be encapsulated as a Part.