Sentence examples for encompasses among from inspiring English sources
The word gothic, which originates with third-century Germanic warrior tribes, has come to signify a macabre, antimodern aesthetic, one that encompasses (among other genres) Medieval monasteries, decadent and Romantic novels, Hollywood horror movies and the Victorian steampunk subculture.
The most radical of these claims is the massive Dené-Finnish grouping of Morris Swadesh, which encompasses, among others, Sino-Tibetan (e.g., Chinese) and Athabaskan (e.g., Navajo).
It encompasses, among other activities, intra- and intercellular transport processes, sensor branches of innate immunity, regulation of cell cell (matrix) adhesion or migration and positive/negative growth control with implications for differentiation and malignancy.
The difference is only the presence (III) or absence (IIIA) of an integrated plasmid pT181, which encompasses, among other genes, tet(K).
They belong to the glycoside hydrolase clan A (GH-A), which encompasses, among others, β-galactosidase families 35 and 42.
The BRCA1-specific gain on chromosome 14 peaks at the T-cell receptor alpha (TCRα) locus and encompasses, among other cancer-related genes, poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase 2 (Pand2), and B-cell lymphoma 2 like 2 (BCL2L2).
The brain mechanisms involved in vertebrate feeding motivation consist of a complex network, not yet well understood, encompassing, among other areas of the brain, the limbic system (the marginal zone of the forebrain) and the hypothalamus.
The prizes encompassed, among other topics, stories of abuse in the workplace; construction of a U.S.-Mexico border wall; and a profile of Dylann Roof, who was charged with killing several people in a Charleston, S.C., church.
From 1916 he built up enterprises that during the Weimar period came to encompass, among others, a significant share of Germany's newspapers, a wire service, and the UFA film company.
Her membership of the Surrealists and her political activities in Paris, her written texts encompassing, among other things, an attack on Louis Aragon, a French translation of Havelock Ellis's Woman in Society, a parody of Oscar Wilde's Salomé (the original of which her uncle had edited), and a vast array of self-portraiture – all of it was forgotten.
Poised to delineate the role of that transition metal ion in the biology of antitumor activity, vanadium complex species are classified in "families", encompassing among others organometallic vanadocene V(C5H5 2, oxidovanadium (V(IV O -containing compounds, bIV O -containingy peroxidovanadates and vanadium-peroxido-betaine compounds, and polyoxovanadate species.
