Sentence examples for which encapsulates both from inspiring English sources

The most recent, which encapsulates both, is the former Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford.

A keen mountaineer, he was the first MP to conquer all 277 of the 3,000ft Munro mountains in Scotland; a success which encapsulates both his gentleness and his rigour.

In this work, we also introduced a new variant of the Naïve Bayes algorithm termed "Tapered Naïve Bayes", which encapsulates both LCMNB and SNB.

In this paper, we investigate the use of humidex, which encapsulates both temperature and humidity, as an easily measurable and highly representative indoor thermal comfort predictor.

A final comparison of B to CS microcosms (Table 2) is of interest because it represents a comparison of constant scaling, which encapsulates both horizontal and vertical scaling effects [ 3].

This condition, which encapsulates the expectation that the input dataset is large enough to contain both fundamental and mixed patterns, requires a search method.

Polunin and Osipova dance the leads in the first movement, which encapsulates the pastoral idyll.

That is, their brand identity, which encapsulates their core values, mission, and cultural DNA, is mostly a formality.

"In Between Days," which encapsulates that fracturedness in its title, won a special jury prize at Sundance this year for its director, So Yong Kim.

The insanity clause ReprintsMr Aquino campaigned under the slogan "If there's no corruption, there's no poverty," which encapsulates the country's two main problems.

"I had some really bad experiences there and I thought I need to build a club which encapsulates the vibe that I had seen before".