Sentence examples for encompass the first from inspiring English sources

The images encompass the first 14 years of Ms. Leibovitz's career, when she was shooting performers like Rod Stewart, Loretta Lynn, Elton John and Aretha Franklin, and public officials like Hubert H. Humphrey, Henry A. Kissinger and Edward M. Kennedy.

Cancers of the skin encompass the first and second most common neoplasms in the United States, epidermal basal cell carcinoma (BCC) and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), respectively, as well as the melanocytic malignancy, malignant melanoma (MM).

Over three days of intense analysis, mission managers struggled to balance the risks of a spacewalk -- it would be the first to the underside of the shuttle and would encompass the first repair to an orbiting shuttle -- with the risks of re-entering Earth's atmosphere with protruding gap fillers.

The seed region (the core sequences that encompass the first 2 8 bases of the mature miRNA) of miR-495 perfectly base-pairs with 3′-UTR of JAM-A mRNA.

Moreover, there was perfect base-pairing between the seed regions (The core sequences that encompass the first 2 8 bases of the mature miRNA) and cognate targets, and the miR-19a/b binding sequences in the MTUS1 3′-UTR were highly conserved across species.

Perhaps it was only meant to encompass the first three months of the year and will be addressed in the next letter.] but someone was kind enough to send us the stat sheet for May.

So the first meaning should encompass the second.

The frequency-response-function (FRF) curvature method encompasses the first three referred steps being based on only the measured data without the need for any modal identification.

The excitation is a band-limited random noise encompassing the first five modes of the cylinder and the control actuators are surface mounted piezoelectric transducers.

Those Packers won five N.F.L. titles, including a record three straight encompassing the first two Super Bowls in which Starr was voted the most valuable player.

The first criterion for target recognition named "seed rules" was base pairing between the "seed" (the core sequence that encompassed the first 2 to 8 bases of the mature miRNA) and the target55.