Sentence examples for encapsulates the notion from inspiring English sources

The first appears in articles on ID cards and identity fraud and encapsulates the notion of an individual's possession of official characteristics, a recognised legal identity to which a bundle of rights (political, economic and social) can be attached.

If any mountain encapsulates the notion of inaccessibility it is Muztagh Tower, a tapering fortress of rock and ice reaching 7,276m on the border between Pakistan and China.

The concept of future orientation has been examined for decades, and encapsulates the notion that individuals vary in the extent to which they consider a future state when engaging in present behaviors (Massey et al. 2008).

A pattern encapsulates the abstract notion of agent mobility.

A proof of Porter's theory compatibility with a new version of the Triple Helix theory is the important role played by the idea of 'differentiation.' This notion encapsulates the competitive advantage.

The rags-to-riches myth decried by Michael M. Weinstein (Editorial Observer, Feb. 18) was encapsulated in the notion that a rising tide lifts all boats, popularized during the Reagan administration.

The target of their tenacity and the subject of the signed documents was the long-held dream of enabling European researchers to easily move and conduct research across the European Union's member states, a goal encapsulated by the notion of the so-called European Research Area (ERA).

Nothing encapsulates the post-9/11, Alice-in-Wonderland inversion of American notions of due process more strikingly than this "blacklist first, innocence later... maybe" mindset.

This model encapsulates the findings above and follows a four-stage process with at its core rests the notion of a safeguarding culture.

The poem encapsulates the revelation.

"It encapsulates the whole problem of Mexico".