Sentence examples for enclosed in the first from inspiring English sources

So the poem is enclosed: in the first and last stanzas, the body is still surrounded by home comforts.

Sending money only with the reminder is also effective, but less so than when the reward is enclosed in the first letter [ 6, 8].

The proposal at project level encloses in the first place a very practical roadmap showing how to comply with legislation, and is then followed by a proposal for facilitation, representing possible situations the researcher might find himself in with corresponding legal requirements.

However, the following two PCs provide information enclosed in the next 39.29% (the second PC contains calcium and magnesium and the third PC contains only copper, all elements determined in the AO group of patients).

Each line contains three images; the first two are duplicates found during the birthday paradox test, and the third image (enclosed in the dotted lines) is the closest face we found in the original dataset of images.

St. Stephen's Green, first enclosed in the 1660s and laid out in 1880 in its present form with flower beds, trees, a lake, a fountain, a bandstand dating from 1887, and memorials to various Dubliners, is in the centre of the city.

One intriguing observation is that the effect is greater of enclosing money in the first letter than promising it to those who reply, even when the promised reward is greater than that enclosed in the original mailing [ 6, 8, 9].

At first, we measured feelings of loneliness with the 'Loneliness Scale' [ 10], which was enclosed in the request for participation.

The porches were enclosed in the 1930's.

The guide is enclosed in the Additional file 1.

Water-soluble drug can be enclosed in the liposomal interior.