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Justine Ayres, from the website Sejal Badani's Trail of Broken Wings (Lake Union) encapsulates the complexity of family life.
One of the latest to fall under its spell is NickVirk, who pointed to the quote in his review as embodying: "[A] philosophy [that] encapsulates the complexity of human life … Rushdie, like his protagonist Saleem, has swallowed the world whole and thus he is able to give the readers of Midnight's Children a breathtaking experience in this novel of magical realism".
Perhaps more than any other single person he encapsulates the complexity of the sophistic phenomenon.
The code running inside the VM runs a small virtual file system (described in Section 'Flexible file system') that encapsulates the complexity of dealing with potentially overlapping and conflicting sets of context data of different classes.
Perhaps nothing in the Twitterverse this week best encapsulates the complexities of intersectionality, than the latest twitter hashtag #MeninistTwitter.
Thus, the question arises whether it is possible to encapsulate the complexity of the shape function construction process, while providing a simple interface to the shape function data.
For example, these services at the PaaS level in a cloud environment encapsulate the complexity of data acquisition, cross-thematic harmonised transformations, computer intensive processing, multi-dimensional modelling and visualisation and collaborative decision support mechanisms for various stakeholders.
Experiments with different use-cases and scenarios reveal that BioCloud can decrease the workflow execution time for a given budget while encapsulating the complexity of resource management in multiple cloud providers.
We selected microbial products rather than live bacterial or fungal pathogens to specifically evaluate NADPH oxidase as a regulator of inflammation independently of its antimicrobial function; thus a limitation of these studies is that they intentionally do not encapsulate the complexity of in vivo infection models.
Case study typically utilises qualitative and quantitative data sources, selected to encapsulate the complexity of the phenomenon.
Clinicians and families appreciated the brevity of SxS, but some were concerned that a short questionnaire could not adequately encapsulate the complexity of the patient's issues.
