But to encapsulate it in this way does no justice to the true reach of the activity.
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Adobe technology would allow enterprises to encapsulate business processes within documents and 10gen would store it all.
His particular gift is to encapsulate complex historical and biographical events pithily and in an illuminating context.
There's really no way to encapsulate all of this awesomeness in a headline, so you're gonna want to read on.
That would be one way to encapsulate this little story about how genes and folk tales move across human groupings.
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Advances in fields such as polymer research already provide new ways to encapsulate fertilizers and pesticides so they are released slowly.
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On the front pages, most go for simply a photo and a word or two to encapsulate her life and her passing.
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The line came to encapsulate the borough's urban blight of the time.
Perhaps the swiftest way to encapsulate his Olympian presence is to point out that one of the official pandas of the Beijing Games has been named after him.
Mr Chirac's attitude seemed to encapsulate a more general problem that, despite a few gestures towards devolution, French rulers still cling stubbornly to the idea of a single unitary state.
In 2008 it partnered with Element 21, a Canadian golf-club maker, to develop processes to slice and encapsulate the aerogels into something apparel makers could use.
You need to identify exactly what it is that you do as a business and you need to capture it and encapsulate it in a quick, easy and memorable soundbite, because you rely on people to spread the word of what your business does in order to get more business.
One of the best observations came from the SDLP's Mark Durkan, who suggested that the whole process was "a penalty shoot-out in which no-one is going to score", which may encapsulate the fears of those who wish to reshape the Lords.
"There are certain songs that just encapsulate all you need to know about an artist, " Stennett said.
The only interruption to Capello's measured flow came from the flash photography hoping to capture the image that will encapsulate the early days of his era.
And while there are no simple formulas or bumper-stickers that can encapsulate all the work that has to be done here, I do want to discuss a few specific areas where we have to get things right.
As only Rivera could have wanted, these fragmented pieces encapsulate Mexico's rich history, politics and culture that continue, even now, to educate and enrich the world.
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There are also many stories that encapsulate our society and culture at this very moment -- from the first openly gay couple being able to adopt in Florida, to the innumerable amount of people struggling with obesity, to the increasing number of parents raising autistic children.
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