Sentence examples for image encapsulates from inspiring English sources

Each image encapsulates the student's work as they want to sum it up.

In a sense, this little image encapsulates a lot of what was big about the Qing dynasty.

Shot by Juergen Teller – in typically hyper-raw style – the image encapsulates all that is considered chic right now: the clothes are understated, the colours are muted.

For me, this image encapsulates something about this place--dancers and fighters at the same time, a kind of romance of the Georgian psyche that is somehow inevitably unsustainable.

A virtual machine image (VMI), also known as cloud image, virtual appliance, or simply image, encapsulates a complete software environment, including operating system, tools, data, and configurations.

The Iron Curtain Trilogy is typical of Edgar's work in that each play is driven by an image encapsulated in the title: the etiquette of a negotiating room in The Shape of the Table; various meanings of "speaking in tongues" in Pentecost; and a classic case study from psychological game theory for The Prisoner's Dilemma.

To reveal the photopolymerization-induced damage on encapsulated islets, we stained and imaged encapsulated mouse islets right after photopolymerization.

These two images encapsulate what Dischord is about: a long-term commitment to music they believe in (and the continued wearing of shorts), an unerring dedication to document the music of their hometown, Washington DC, and a no-frills approach that is the antithesis of the boom-and-bust attitude of major labels.

Imaging encapsulated cells in a hydrogel is difficult due to the background fluorescence of the hydrogels.

Fresh and funny, the image also encapsulates the mortification, confusion and excitement that define so many 20-something existences.

Lawson's opening question was whether a director of a portrait gallery might "panic at lacking an image that encapsulates the personality and life of Rupert Murdoch".