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).
Equally, valuing ideas encapsulates the need to reflect often, for without adequate time for reflection, you'll fail to come up with your own ideas.
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 needs to encapsulate the mood of a moment, reflect, and then amplify it.
Because B2B customers are typically involved with brands for the long term, customer experience needs to encapsulate the big picture.
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.
However, ROTIO and HRO+ only need to encapsulate the packets once.
ROTIO and HRO+ improve on the performance of NEMO, but they also need to encapsulate the packets once.
You can't summarise the entire introduction; you just need to encapsulate the state of play before your paper came along.
