Sentence examples for points encapsulates from inspiring English sources

The fourth of these points encapsulates the junta's preferred strategy for handling criticism – repression.

Ultimately, the author makes a great point encapsulated in: Chevy price, Cadillac product.

At the other end of things in that division, the Redskins keep inventing new ways to look like a football train wreck, with their missed extra point encapsulating everything about the franchise over the last several years, writes Thomas Boswell in the Washington Post.

"Of the four points, brand encapsulates so much.

Because moviegoers have been conditioned by countless courtroom dramas (and sometimes by real life) to expect an emotional flash point that encapsulates a moral truth, you long for a delicious turning point like the lawyer Joseph N. Welch's lofty dressing down of Senator Joseph McCarthy at the Army-McCarthy hearings in 1954.

But that last point neatly encapsulates the dilemma of this production.

I also deeply studied the parable of the prodigal son, which Benedictines often point out, encapsulates the gospel message.

A composite energy storage material (ESM) with inclusions of a low-melting point metal encapsulated in protective metal oxide shells is prepared and characterized.

However, it may not be done frequent enough to ensure that the pyrite-rich fraction, which is differentially deposited near the slurry discharge point, is encapsulated by clay-rich fraction which is deposited farthest from the slurry discharge point.

This behavior is attributed to the fact the postulation of 16QAM not only captures the effect of four quadrants of QPSK constellation points but also encapsulates the spread of 64QAM constellation points in each quadrant thereby leading to a reasonable compromise.

This 7.7 kb window becomes most significant just at the point when it encapsulates the 900 bp window at its downstream edge.