encapsulate
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definition
verb
The cleanup of the asbestos will involve sealing and encapsulating the roof.
enclose (something) in or as if in a capsule.
example
RTP is a user-level protocol that provides a way to 'encapsulate' data into packets time-stamped with enough information to allow the proper playback of audio.
There is a lovely simplicity about those five words; it would be almost impossible to 'encapsulate' the aims of a great broadcasting organisation with more precision.
third-party vendors can 'encapsulate' their tools to run with this software backplane
the company would 'encapsulate' the asbestos waste in concrete pellets
Fortunately, there are three pieces that brilliantly 'encapsulate' the Pleasure Dome experience.
Particularly since each piece has been expertly selected to 'encapsulate' the essence of its creator.
There are typically iSCSI stacks on both ends of a storage network configuration that 'encapsulate' SCSI block commands into Ethernet packets for transmission over the IP network.
These conveniently handle all of the JDBC interaction for me and cleanly 'encapsulate' all the database queries my application has to perform.
And finally, this one, which nicely 'encapsulates' a certain type of far-left paranoia.
Together with the third stage of the rocket, it was 'encapsulated' in a ‘can,’ then placed on a wheeled transporter for the 22-mile trip.
The tumor was entirely 'encapsulated' by a fibrous capsule of variable thickness.
In abdominal disease the symptom is particularly associated with rapid enlargement of an 'encapsulated' organ or distension of a hollow viscus.
The capsule endoscopy procedure included attaching sensors to the skin, and use of a battery pack and a recorder placed around the patient's waist for eight hours after the 'encapsulated' camera was swallowed.
Previous clinical studies using high doses of 'encapsulated' vitamin E suggested this vitamin has an important role in slowing disease progression. [81,82]
The second tumor component was partially 'encapsulated' with solid and trabecular growth pattern with focal areas of necrosis and hemorrhage.
I can't think of a performance that 'encapsulated' the essence of being dumped so vividly.
Given that the pH is low enough, these liposomes will undergo a phase transition to inverted lipid phase and presumably release 'encapsulated' material during this process.
I do not myself consider that the Strasbourg jurisprudence can be so neatly 'encapsulated' .
Low-power microscopy revealed an 'encapsulated' tumor with low cellularity and a variably loose stroma.
Liposomes 'encapsulating' G-actin assumed mostly thin disk shapes and some large irregularly shaped aggregates.
Consume a supplemental source of probiotics, such as fresh yogurt or 'encapsulated' Lactobacillus and Bifidus bacteria, every day.
In the module strategy, the IDE disks and controller are 'encapsulated' in a small module or block so that they can be configured either alone on desktop or side-by-side in a rack for high density storage.
In a follicle-forming 'encapsulated' thyroid tumor, the presence of large nuclei with easily identified mitotic figures and conspicuous nucleoli raises the index of suspicion for carcinoma.
The crux of our submission in response, I suppose, is 'encapsulated' in paragraph 20 of our written submissions.
Yet questions remain, 'encapsulated' in one elegant paragraph in Butler's first chapter.
Adults produce balloon-shaped gelatinous masses that hold tens of thousands of 'encapsulated' embryos.
Visceral pain is poorly localized and is either cramping (usually from a hollow viscus) or sharp or achy (from an 'encapsulated' organ).
I think that 'encapsulates' the true spirit of the proud sporting tradition of this country.
Gross examination of the specimen showed an 'encapsulated' mass that weighed 500g.
In S. cerevisiae, each of the nuclei is 'encapsulated' in a hardened cell wall formed by growth of a double-membrane prospore wall adjacent to the outer plaque of the meiosis II spindle pole bodies.
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