In HCDFGs, a function/block can be seen as an encapsulated.
As well as admitting a strong personal fondness for Princess Diana – "I really liked her and, of course, was as big a sucker for a beautiful princess as the next man; but I was wary too" – Blair saw her as encapsulating the political sea change that swept the country in 1997: "Whatever New Labour had in part," Blair writes, "she had in whole".
Looking back now to that incident in the Prado, I saw it as encapsulating a moment in my life when, for all my complexes and self-doubts, I was fired by an absolute, unembarrassed conviction in art's spiritual, redemptive powers.
The tubular ZrP nanoparticles can be seen as dark spots encapsulated in PPy matrix, which suggests that polymerization of PPy is successfully achieved on the surface ZrP nanoparticles. Figure 4b and d shows selected area diffraction pattern (SAED) of ZrP and PPy ZrP nanocomposite predicts the crystalline nature of ZrP and semi-crystaline nature of PPyZrP nanocomposite.
"I was drawn to make ephemeral sculptures in nature because I see the process as encapsulating the cyclical operating principles of nature that we need to adopt for a sustainable economy," Hill explains to The Creators Project.
In addition, the nature of responsibilities associated with general practice and the long-term relationships developed between GPs and many of their patients may mean that simple questions about end-of-life practices are seen as failing to fully encapsulate the context in which decisions are made.
It is a rather personalized approach to diplomacy, but the senator's critique encapsulates what are seen as Mr. Hun Sen's major failures.
The powerful consumer influence can be seen as a feature of a neoliberal approach to health management encapsulated by a corporate governance ethos [ 54].
Empathy, which is a core component of consultation, is often seen as crucial to the effective achievement of patient satisfaction in that it encapsulates sensitivity to both the informational and emotional aspects of communication [ 14].
