Several ideas emerged during the event, encapsulated in three key pillars: entrepreneurship, creativity and collaboration.
But if a single event encapsulates the speculative, open-ended spirit of the project, it may be "Strange Fruit," the program next Friday by the singer-songwriter and playwright Eisa Davis.
The 103rd event encapsulated his argument against a repeat of the 1994 midterm elections that cost his party control of Congress, and helped continue erasing sour memories of his last campaign foray two years ago.
A few events encapsulate the arguments and are fiercely disputed.
Middleware concerns data communication, while events encapsulate data (e.g. a message can neatly encapsulate the data for an occurrence); thus rather than merely managing the conduit, the middleware can be active with respect to the data it handles.
Whenever true events encapsulate and express widespread social anxieties, legends can arise inspired by those events.
Today's event neatly encapsulated the dynamic of this year's unusual governor's race.
A war that engulfed 60 countries and cost 55 million dead, including 27 million Russians and 6 million Jews, is too vast an event to encapsulate, except to recall that it set new standards for barbarity in the heartlands of the European enlightenment.
Very few of them are actually looking for a unique event that encapsulates what their brand is all about".
Part car show, part country music festival, part American-style county fair, the "Deni" Ute Muster sells itself as "one of Australia's premier rural events that encapsulates the diversity, tradition and vibrancy of Australia".
