The phrase 'encompassing distance' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a figure of speech used to describe a feeling of being distant or removed from something or someone. For example: The expansive fields of wildflowers created an encompassing distance between us and the city.
Thanks to advances in geoelectrical resistivity method over the past two decades, researchers can now gather massive geophysical data sets encompassing long distances and depths, at reasonable cost.
This haplotype encompassed a distance of about 3.8 cM between the D13S290 to D13S1695 markers, and was not detected in non-carrier relatives.
Several genomic regions encompassing large distances had no SNPs, including a 2.2-Mb region on chromosome 1, a 2.22-Mb region on chromosome 9, and a 2.83-Mb region on chromosome 6.
Dashed lines delimit supranucleosomal domains that encompass separation distances where contact frequencies are alternatively lower and higher (see Methods ).
The supranucleosomal domains (D.I to D.VI) encompass separation distances where random collision frequencies are alternatively lower and higher; They were assessed by statistical analyses (Mann Whitney U tests) performed on data shown in Figs. 2 and 3.
This physically and mentally enduring trip will pass through 10 countries, in support of 10 grassroots charities, encompassing 20,000 km distance, over 100 days.
While accepted as part of the job, travel was regarded by participants as a burden encompassing two dimensions: distance and time away from home.
We previously detected a major GLS resistance QTL, qRgls2, in bin 5.03 04, which spans the whole centromere of chromosome 5 encompassing a physical distance of ~110-Mb.
As the crow flies, Eyre lies just 250 miles from Adelaide but that distance encompasses two massive gulfs: St Lawrence and Spencer.
The length of the OB was defined by the distance encompassed by the most rostral and most caudal OB sections that exhibited glomerular staining.
