As trends in biology, chemistry, medicine and manufacturing have pushed macroscopic processes onto the microscale, robust technologies have become necessary to encapsulate liquids into microdroplets for further manipulation and use.
Liposomes have become an attractive alternative to encapsulate carotenoids to improve their solubility, stability and bioavailability.
The appointment seemed to encapsulate how blurred the lines have become between Mr. Bloomberg's role as mayor of New York and as a private philanthropist.
Xi's visit to the Philippines — once an unshakable U.S. ally with deep historical and cultural ties to the United States — encapsulates how Southeast Asia and the Pacific have become ground zero in the accelerating contest for global influence between Beijing and Washington.
Additionally, due to the current financial climate, many workers across the board have become invested in 'the gig economy,' which soon will encapsulate over 74% of the workforce.
Because genetics has come to dominate much of the life sciences, for many biologists organisms have become almost irrelevant, save as instruments serving the purposes of their genes - splendidly encapsulated in Richard Dawkins' famous description of humans as "lumbering robots" - the gene's way of making copies of itself.
It's the sort of image that encapsulates one Sundance, the festival of flamboyant self-importance, and if the films had not been as good this year, it might have become a defining moment rather than a comic memento of an unexpectedly rewarding week.
At the rate we are going, the restrictions we have become accustomed to when trying to board an airplane will become a metaphor for the loss of the freedom we once thought of as encapsulating the American way of life.
Laponite nanoparticles present in the reaction mixture become encapsulated during the microgel formation process.
The ZnMOF crystal sponges contain a myriad of pores in which the guests can enter and become encapsulated.
