As a proof-of-concept, we have encapsulated the synthetic auxin, 2,4-D, within fibres.
But the game that might have best encapsulated the Warriors' limitations was a loss to the Orlando Magic on Feb. 26, 1991.
While we are altogether slightly befuddled by what exactly "downloaded architecture" might mean, we can't help but be blown away by the beauty Nicholls has encapsulated in his rendering of it.
Mr Woiton has encapsulated it perfectly.
Mitrovica has encapsulated many of the West's problems, fully eight months after peacekeepers entered Kosovo.
Lisa Kestler, who has encapsulated over 400 placentas, says this experience isn't uncommon.
In a way, the spectacle perfectly encapsulates Stevens now: confounding, mesmerising and, as Hallmark might have it, living every day to the fullest.
Had Tosches stayed with Dante, he might have produced a dense novel about artistic creation like Hermann Broch's "Death of Virgil," which encapsulates an entire lifetime in the consciousness of the dying poet.
RNA encapsulated within a membrane can drive the growth of its surrounding vesicle, suggesting how improved RNA replication might have been selected for in a prebiotic world.
These hypotheses encapsulate a set of trade-offs between flower size, pollinator body size and pollen dispersal that might have consequences for fruit production and fecundity, which are important components of plant fitness (see Figure 1).
