Sentence examples for we can enclose from inspiring English sources

We can enclose weather-generated movement in glass courtyards; use sunlight to project movement from outdoors onto interior surfaces; or project it onto the outside of translucent materials, such as obscured glass.

To avoid having this problem when we run this program, we can enclose the "problematic code" in a try-catch statement.

We show the robots can enclose the targets without predefined position assignment by analytic discussion based on switched systems and a series of computer simulations.

A capsular layer of extracellular polysaccharide material can enclose many bacteria into a biofilm and serves many functions.

So, for seclusion, the adjacent master bedroom includes sliding doors and retractable shutters that can enclose the space completely.

A cantilevered balcony, and sailcloth curtains that can enclose or expose an outdoor garden and seating area, add to the house's interaction with the outdoors.

"You can enclose the building in somewhere around eight weeks, as opposed to at least three and a half months with bricks".

The geodesic dome is a prime example of "ephemeralization"; it can enclose more space with less material than virtually any other structure.

sI is often formed with small guest molecules such as methane and carbon dioxide, while sII can enclose larger guests such as propane and isobutene.

This high-tech replacement for a length of cheesecloth can enclose herbs and whole spices to season a pot of stock, soup, stew, fruit simmering in wine or even holiday glogg.

The other issue to consider is any mechanical equipment housed in that area, guranteeing that it doesn't create an annoying ambient noise (in which case you can enclose it to solve that problem).