encapsulation

Examples of encapsulating

encapsulating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Finally, encapsulating a whole transitive relationship in a single manual action is not the same thing as exhibiting genuine language syntax.
This distribution supports a gradual notion of the consistency of a given assignment, encapsulating preferences among the set of assignments.
A following chapter on musical environments becomes more practically orientated with some useful information, well-structured lists and tables encapsulating well-considered information.
We will also convey a first intuition of the basic concepts of hierarchical graphs, namely the ideas of grouping and encapsulating graph elements.
The author proposes a layered architecture of structures, each encapsulating the lexical information at a concrete level of abstraction.
This process of extracting useful building blocks and encapsulating them as evolved genes safeguards the knowledge represented by the schema from future disruption.
But if a clearer, more honest, contract could be salvaged, encapsulating the life cycle principle might be a point in favour of the system.
Thus, biological analogies for encapsulating or enclosing are sought.
However, diversity trends alone go only some way towards encapsulating the history of life; changes in abundance are also part of the story.
The promenade narrative provided a means for encapsulating this ethos.
However, game is primarily designed with heterogeneity of applications and agents encapsulating such applications in mind.
Yet this strategy runs the risk of encapsulating system-level properties in archetype hierarchies.
It incorporates the key elements of operational design coordination by encapsulating the appropriate techniques and managing the interrelationships between them.
Thus, metric velocity characteristics encapsulating the motion type can be theoretically hypothesised (although the exact nature of the velocity profile is left undetermined) (figure 2).
However, the parasite's response to encapsulating haemocytes varied depending upon the strain of host snail from which they were derived.
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