Sentence examples for encapsulating our from inspiring English sources

While the original objectives for encapsulating our research code within Kepler workflows were driven by software engineering needs to document and verify the re usability of our software, our research benefitted as well: the ease of rapid retraining and testing enabled our researchers to detect reporting discrepancies, document their source, independently validating the correct results.

Texting seems so urgent and the alphabet of imogis will likely replace smiley faces with more violent expressions encapsulating our darkest feelings.

It is a parochial ambition, as Hamid cautions, and it's far more interesting and useful on the literary level to evaluate a novel on its own terms than to attempt to force it into the role of encapsulating our national narrative.

One thought is that certain crimes neatly encapsulate our fears at a particular time.

New sensations require new terms; below are a few such terms to encapsulate our present moment.

The narrative encapsulates our eternal struggle for truth, hinted at by road signs that may or may not be truthful.

What better place to ponder the hamstrung future of mankind than an island that encapsulates our ability to kill ourselves through damaging our environment?

It is a mark of Herzog's achievement that he has provided us with so many such images that unflinchingly encapsulate our fragility and our endurance.

"Don't we all want a song to encapsulate our own thoughts in golden words delivered over sublime music?" he asks.

"This is what he said," she recalled, closing her eyes and reciting: "It is a place of beauty that aptly encapsulates our life of beauty.

They are special, he says, and we should take special care of them, because they encapsulate our response to appalling experiences of atrocity and injustice.