Sentence examples for was encapsulated by from inspiring English sources

The general scorn for the company was encapsulated by Cosm cMoon, who wrote "AOL = America's Oldest Luddites".

An industrial pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) was encapsulated by spray-cooling using hydrogenated palm oil.

The entire flow path was encapsulated by anodic bonding of a Si wafer to the glass.

"It seemed that everything I wanted to do was encapsulated by these guys who had come to talk about landscape architecture," he recalls.

The plight of Argentina was encapsulated by Sarmiento in the vivid image of a gaucho's dagger stuck in the heart of liberal Buenos Aires.

Yet the gulf in glass was encapsulated by Arjen Robben scoring the fourth goal 38 seconds after coming off the bench.

His performance was encapsulated by the shrug that was his simple response to a Celtics fan who threw beer on him after the game.

In 1965, the year of the baby dolls, the mood was encapsulated by the words on a popular T-shirt in Paris, also observed by Gloria Emerson.

And his brilliance was encapsulated by his waltz through Barnsley's defence to score the goal which took Spurs to the FA Cup semi-final.

Then, the extracted oil was encapsulated by polyethyleneglycol (PEG) using particles from gas-saturated solutions (PGSS) process.

Transmission electron microscopy images indicated that nano-silica was encapsulated by polyurethane and exhibited an apparent core shell structure.