Sentence examples for encompassing the work from inspiring English sources
During the Middle Ages, especially in Russia during the period encompassing the work of the Novgorod school (12th 16th century), paintings were executed on panels over which leather had been stretched.
These days it is rare to see multigenerational art exhibitions, let alone one encompassing the work of artists as distant in time (if not temperament) as Lucien Freud, Egon Schiele, Chuck Close, Tom Friedman, Emily Eveleth, Vito Acconci, Cindy Sherman, Joan Semmel and Catherine Opie, to name a few of the more than 30 artists whose work is included.
Both research projects within astrobiology are highly interdisciplinary in nature, encompassing the work of biologists, astronomers, planetary scientists and geologists.
A different approach to a generalization of the studies encompassing the work done for logic systems and for sequent calculi is found in Galatos & Tsinakis 2009; Gil-Férez 2011 is also in this line.
The project also encompassing the work of such consulting "consciousness researchers" as the artist/writer Ingo Swann and Military Intelligence Corps chief warrant officer Joseph McMoneagle continued with funding from the US intelligence community until Puthoff and Targ left SRI in the mid-1980s.
It encompasses the work of five artists, most of whom make drawings of one kind or another out of everything from decipherable words to expressive calligraphic forms.
His new position will encompass the work of communications director and to a certain degree that of Deputy Mayor Kevin Sheekey, long regarded as Mr. Bloomberg's political maestro.
The play has often worked best in intimate spaces; the key test for Robert Wilson's production, conceived for Copenhagen's Betty Nansen Theatre, will be whether the director's pictorial style and Waits's gritty songs can encompass the work's realism.
The first of these encompasses the work of economic theorists and others who begin with models of optimal behaviour and proceed by imposing new kinds of constraints on the decision maker.
Integral, i.e. that encompasses the work carried out both in and outside the classroom.
Weighing in at more than 2000 pages, the tome encompasses the work of 309 authors and reviewers, aided by more than 400 so-called contributing authors.
