The MP said Miliband's conference speech crowning Labour as a "one nation" party was excellent, encapsulating the need for people to pull together, in contrast to the Tories' "us and them" approach.
Answering this question is essential for ecological managers as it allows the identification of 'umbrella species' (i.e. species whose environmental requirements encapsulate the needs of most other species) that are used to define the appropriate ways landscapes must be managed for preserving diversity (Lambeck 1997).
The baseline survival function is crucial, since it encapsulates the information needed to assess calibration of survival probabilities in the derivation dataset, and more importantly, calibration in validation datasets.
We think that with Fraxinus we have created a game that exists in a happy middle ground as a game platform that effectively and simply encapsulates the problem we need to solve, that is enjoyable and competitive for the player and, we hope, can provide us with the results we need.
It comes from Lou Holtz, the former Notre Dame football coach, and encapsulates the defiance the Rockies may need more than any other major league team.
This Bill Maher monologue, nominating marijuana legalisation as "the next gay marriage...the next obvious civil-rights issue that needs to fall", beautifully encapsulates the shifting tactics of savvy legalisation advocates.
It encapsulates the essence of Lawrence in one revealing moment: his need to please his father by being extraordinary.
"I had some really bad experiences there and I thought I need to build a club which encapsulates the vibe that I had seen before".
To do that simply, the City will need to join the single market, or the European Economic Area that encapsulates the EU and non-members such as Norway.
"It encapsulates the whole problem of Mexico".
