Sentence examples for encompassed by one from inspiring English sources

To this end, the starting model from subsection "Model geometry and properties" is extended to accommodate three fractured zones (zone 5) encompassed by one common surrounding zone (zone 4) in the reservoir.

A ratio close to one implies that the two CNVs have very similar boundaries; a ratio close to zero indicates a negligible overlap (or no overlap at all if the ratio is equal to zero) and intermediate values correspond to partial overlap (including the case where a small CNV is encompassed by a larger one).

At the semantic level, PL can only encode sets of epistemic states encompassed by a single least informed one, whereas GPL can encode any set of epistemic states.

Moreover, sampling per "species" was often limited to one locality encompassed by a pair of Madagascar's larger rivers.

The majority (65.7%%) of CNVs entirely encompass at least one gene, are entirely encompassed by a gene or partially overlap with at least one gene (Fig.  1).

CNVs mapping to genes were considered for burden analysis whenever at least one exon was encompassed by or impacted by the CNV.

cis-NATs were further categorized into three groups: convergent (3′-3′ overlap), divergent (5′-5′ overland, and enclosed where one transcript was entirely encompassed by the other [ 25].

But some extraordinarily complex processes -- like, perhaps, the curl of cigarette smoke -- cannot be encompassed by such a law; for that law would require one "universal" computational system to be more powerful than another.

London changes almost unbearably in the century this book covers, from a city verged by rural paths and open fields to one paved and squared, all its green encompassed by dwelling walls.

The VEP tool revealed that the four SNPs were encompassed by four aforementioned genes, and three of them lies within introns and one resides in exon (Table  4).

One of the interesting curves was selected to measure the length or area encompassed by the curve.