Sentence examples for that fully encapsulates from inspiring English sources

A piece featured early in the survey is one that fully encapsulates the Mutu aesthetic.

Standing as their own micro universes, former Drag Race contestants curated elaborate booths that fully encapsulated their aesthetics.

SNALPs are lipid nanoparticles that fully encapsulate and systemically deliver a variety of nucleic acid molecules such as siRNAs, shRNAs or aptamers.

Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) results indicate that a thin SBS interfacial layer fully encapsulates the PE particles.

He argues that the domain specificity and encapsulation of a mechanism and its innateness pull apart quite clearly, allowing for "perfectly general learning mechanisms" that are innate and "fully encapsulated mechanisms" that are single stimulus specific and everything in between.

Bacteria that were not fully encapsulated were highly susceptible to non-specific killing in the assay in the absence of immune serum.

And perhaps no other ballet so fully encapsulates three such distinct worlds: the aqueous mystery of Gabriel Fauré's music, in "Emeralds"; the glinting, and very American, jazziness of Stravinsky, in "Rubies"; and the grandeur and melancholy of Tchaikovsky, in "Diamonds".

By combining both portraiture and performance, Labeija fully encapsulates the dynamic nature of those living with HIV/AIDS 30 years after the start of the epidemic.

But for all the pranks and togas and shitty relationships with women, no single thing fully encapsulates the image of the frat guy like the never-ending stream of booze they seem to consume.

Follicle cells divide and surround the germline cyst; once an epithelial monolayer fully encapsulates the cyst, the follicle pinches off from the germarium (Spradling 1993).

The y axis shows the probability with which each treatment has been ranked at each of the 12 possible positions and therefore fully encapsulates the uncertainty in the treatment rankings.