Sentence examples for which encompasses two from inspiring English sources

She was trying to pick up their four-year-old son, Sam, who attends a preschool in Moskowitz's district, which encompasses two affluent communities about an hour north of Miami — Parkland and Coral Springs.

Instead, a handful of campsites and stilted treehouses nestle into coves around the island, from the upscale summer camp surrounds of Maho Bay to the pre-pitched tents on the fringes of the national park (which encompasses two thirds of the island) at Cinnamon Bay.

This paper presents a theory of fatigue behaviour in materials which encompasses two areas of the subject the behaviour of cracks and the behaviour of notches and which also accounts for size effects in these two types of geometrical feature.

It is also clear from the fourth column of Table 1 that the area of the primitive sub-unit cell, which contains one lattice point, is doubled when one uses the conventional oc Bravais lattice setting (which encompasses two lattice points).

In this book he emphasized the process of heterochrony, which encompasses two distinct processes: neoteny and terminal additions.

We also assessed the cost of usage of the oncology clinic and treatment area which encompasses two floors of one pavilion in the hospital.

Glen Cove, which encompasses seven square miles, has four business districts, Mr. Maurino said.

Adventure abounds on this demanding walk, which encompasses three of the highest peaks in the Mournes: Slieve Donard, Commedagh and Bearnagh.

Two weeks ago, residents were outraged to learn that the project, which encompasses five adjacent lots on Dean Street and a large lot on adjoining Pacific Street, is slated to become a temporary shelter for homeless families.

The hotel site, which encompasses seven parcels that wrap around the corner, now holds a series of low-slung drab buildings, with street-level tenants that include a shoe store, a French restaurant and a bank.

In the new area, which encompasses nine provinces, most vineyards are large and their permitted yields high, and the vines can be mechanically harvested, all of which facilitates more-generic, lower-priced wine.