Sentence examples for encasing from inspiring English sources

If only they were visible, the ever-more striated airways would resemble a storm of intergalactic laser beams and we'd all be encasing our children in lead.

Again, Apple has led the way, encasing the mass of electronics that make up iPhones and iPads in elegant cases and churning out its iPods in a range of different colours.

The breakthrough that may give ultrasonic scanning a real edge in its competition with X-rays and MRI is the ability to make the bubbles more durable.This is done by encasing them in a thin film of biodegradable material, such as a special plastic.

To protect his novel production process, which involves encasing the alcohol in batter and dunking it in a fryer, he recently applied for a patent.

Alone Yet Together contained 100 fish suspended in formaldehyde in separate perspex cabinets, while Loss of Memory is Worse than Death is a steel cage encasing more formaldehyde containers.

Within a few weeks, the remaining real bone attaches itself to the implant and grows through the porous scaffold, encasing the implant in living bone within 18 months.

After years of tinkering, Scott Brusaw, an electrical engineer, came up with the idea of encasing solar cells in tempered glass.It is strong enough, he claims, to support a truck weighing more than 100 metric tons about three to four times as heavy as most of the 18-wheelers that ply American highways.

The next logical step, says Mike Mayberry, Intel's vice-president of component research, is to surround the channel on all four sides, encasing it entirely within the gate.