Sentence examples for encased by from inspiring English sources

The plagioclase (andesine) usually forms twinned crystals, sometimes wholly encased by orthoclase.

These bubbles of air are encased by a film of fat, creating a foam.

The deck outside is encased by trees and is ideal on a sunny day.

Under normal circumstances these bacteria remain dormant, encased by the calcium silicate hydrate fibrils.

This was the meat encased by the first four ribs, the "eye" of the chops.

And Millican, encased by the work of one of Britain's most fastidiously formal architectural practices, will become London's newest impresario.

One curious aspect of the Asparagales is that their seeds are encased by a distinctive black, crusty coat.

She paused: "The beast, the machine, I think we all feel a little bit encased by that".

In all living perissodactyls the terminal digital bones are flattened and triangular, with evenly rounded free edges, and are encased by keratinous hooves derived from the integument.

Each party is too weak to push its own agenda and too encased by its own cocoon to agree to a hybrid.

The endodermal parts of the alimentary system are, along their entire length, encased by the splanchnic mesoderm of the lateral plates.