Many private sector projects involve financing from a range of sources, and the projects may be complex, for instance encompassing the redevelopment of existing infrastructure, such as transport or power grids.
The "Asian and Pacific Islander" category used by the U.S. Census Bureau, for instance, encompasses everyone from third-generation Chinese-Americans to Pakistani engineers to Cambodian refugees.
Schizophrenia, for instance, encompasses an umbrella of disorders which may be the result of the dysfunction of distinct molecular mechanisms triggered by environmental factors that will result, at the end of the day, in the same condition.
Non-thermal particles and magnetic fields are essential constituents of space and astrophysical plasmas; in the interstellar medium, for instance, they encompass two thirds of the total energy budget.
For instance, CVD encompasses different types of heart and related diseases, such as hypertension, stroke, and heart failure, with different levels of severity, and associated care and management.
In Glasgow, for instance, you could encompass all the schools that range in a sprawling north-east stretch from Glasgow Cross to the Baillieston lights and designate this worthy of special and accelerated government measures.
For instance, proliferation alone encompasses several anabolic reactions, all of them energetically expensive; this condition requires a deep reprogramming in order to guarantee an energy increase [ 18].
For instance, a peptide encompassing the secondary heparin-binding site was the minimal active domain in one in vivo study (Olsson et al, 2004) and the N-terminal 29 amino acids critical in another (Tjin Tham Sjin et al, 2005).
In addition to ministers, priests, rabbis and other religious leaders, the decision appears to encompass, for instance, at least those teachers in religious schools with formal religious training who are charged with instructing students about religious matters.
Adjustment may encompass, for instance, integration and therefore both maintaining the culture of origin and adaptation to the mainstream culture while separation often means assimilation into the adversarial culture of marginalized social groups.
