It should not encompass a big chunk of your retirement nest egg.
Its 1,400 acres encompass a big bunk building where the workers live.
A more uniform distribution of evolutionary rates is one reason for making introns valuable evolutionary markers (see also [ 48]) especially when compared to mitochondrial and exonic genes which encompass a big proportion of invariable sites alternating with a relatively large proportion of fast-evolving positions.
The show begins with a police investigation, but ends up encompassing a bigger political conspiracy and painting a portrait of Weimar-era Germany.
Iodine-124 production data is vast since many alternative nuclear production pathways exist, encompassing a big range of reactions based on: 123-126Te(p,xn 124I, 123,124Te d,xn)121,123Sb α23Sb(α,xn)124I and 123Sb 3He,2n 124I nuclear reactions.
The pictures of the spot reveal the intricate nature of its swirls which encompass a region bigger than Earth.
The fields span several hundred feet — not big enough to use on a battlefield or out at sea, but more than big enough to encompass a fire in an office or a collapsed building.
The sandbox once needed to be big enough to encompass a web service — you would only get your photos tagged with their contents if you uploaded them to Google Photos, or iCloud or whatever.
Most American cities encompass an area at least as big as Hartford, West Hartford and East Hartford, folding in middle- and upper-middle-class neighborhoods that can offset the low rates from the inner city.
The way the term "special interests" is used in practice suggests that it's simply shorthand for "bad thing my opponent supports". After all, depending on one's views, "special interests" may encompass big business or big labor, fossil fuel or green energy companies, and single-issue and ideological groups like the Club for Growth or EMILY's List.
