So what slogan might have encapsulated the true spirit of Beijing?
As a proof-of-concept, we have encapsulated the synthetic auxin, 2,4-D, within fibres.
The entangled tubes, being mesomorphic with a large extent of bifurcation, flexibility, opaqueness, and surface-enhanced Raman scattering, may have potential encapsulated and catalytic/label applications in biomedical systems.
The resultant Au microtubes with a large extent of bifurcation, inner wall exposure, and flexibility as well as SERS effect may have potential encapsulated and catalytic/label applications in biomedical systems.
Although the best fitting model was one in which the diagnostic trend component was excluded, this does not necessarily imply that the proportion of missed cases has remain unchanged over time; changes in the proportion of missed cases over time may have been encapsulated in the population exposure profile or the background case component of the model.
Although the best fitting model was one in which the diagnostic trend component was excluded, this does not necessarily imply that the proportion of missed cases remains unchanged over time; changes may have been encapsulated in the population exposure profile or the background case component of the model.
Mr Woiton has encapsulated it perfectly.
Mitrovica has encapsulated many of the West's problems, fully eight months after peacekeepers entered Kosovo.
A legitimate fear is what impact defeat to the USA may have on McGinley, so encapsulated and engrossed has he been by the captain's role.
Similarly, local element declarations may have a name but are encapsulated within the scope of other declarations, and therefore are not exposed for reference.
