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Like the Imax space documentaries to which it also owes a debt, Gravity needs to overwhelm you; to engulf you; to surround you; to discombobulate you.

That was not long after Liz had given up her job as vice president for global marketing at Nike and was looking for something new and interesting (but less life-engulfing) to do.

"I had to fight him every inch of the way not to be swamped and engulfed, to stay alive," Odets wrote.

Later, in branches of the eukaryotic lineage leading to plants and algae, a blue-green algaelike organism was engulfed to perform photosynthesis.

The animal feeds by opening its jaws while swimming at some in one study, which causes it to engulf up to of water in one gulp.

When the tips (or outer segments) of photoreceptors are shed, retinal pigment epithelial cells have been shown to engulf and to degrade its components (de Jong 2006).

The fear of failure can engulf some to the extent they find it hard to perform on the big stage.

See articleScandals engulfed aides to two leading candidates in Colombia's forthcoming presidential election.

This involves part of the membrane engulfing the molecule to form a 'bubble' around it.

This binding will lead to the engulfing of the bacteria by the phagocyte.

The other system, autophagy, relies on vesicles to engulf portions of the cytoplasm and deliver them to lysosomes.