It's intended to encompass a sense of the daft amount of time I spend just thinking about potential purchases.
Yet the J.D. was originally intended to encompass not just the study of law but the whole social context in which law takes place, the study of "the whole field of man as a social being," as one university president ambitiously put it.
Applications of image fusion are intended to encompass a "best of both worlds" visual presentation.
(This diagnosis is intended to encompass various forms of humanly inflicted trauma, not only sexual trauma).
DRCS are defined by the combination of a Principal Component Analysis (PCA) model (DRCS model), and one or several subspace(s) delimitation(s) (DRCS contour) intended to encompass the most populated part spanned by a particular library.
This conception of scientific knowledge is intended to encompass not only conceptual propositions, but also propositions about the real natures or essences of substances, which is to say propositions about the world.
Schaffner proposes a complex definition comprising several disjuncts, which are intended to encompass both genuine reductions and different sorts of replacement ranging from complete replacements via a continuum of relations to cases of correction fully within the reduced theory.
Though it was intended to encompass all nations, many never joined, or their period of membership was short.
He analyzed the language and history of the Fourteenth Amendment, and concluded that the Equal Protection Clause was never intended to encompass voting rights.
The term Sugar Shock is intended to encompass the often-misdiagnosed and maligned condition of reactive hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), as well as other blood sugar disorders, from insulin resistance to diabetes.
