encapsulate
என்காப்ஸுலேட்
definition
verb
The cleanup of the asbestos will involve sealing and encapsulating the roof.
enclose (something) in or as if in a capsule.
example
Fortunately, there are three pieces that brilliantly 'encapsulate' the Pleasure Dome experience.
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.
third-party vendors can 'encapsulate' their tools to run with this software backplane
Particularly since each piece has been expertly selected to 'encapsulate' the essence of its creator.
the company would 'encapsulate' the asbestos waste in concrete pellets
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.
These conveniently handle all of the JDBC interaction for me and cleanly 'encapsulate' all the database queries my application has to perform.
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.
The cleanup of the asbestos will involve sealing and 'encapsulating' the roof.
It also 'encapsulates' reading from the command line, so there is no real difference in invoking from HTML FORMS or a URL or the command line.
Visceral pain is poorly localized and is either cramping (usually from a hollow viscus) or sharp or achy (from an 'encapsulated' organ).
Consume a supplemental source of probiotics, such as fresh yogurt or 'encapsulated' Lactobacillus and Bifidus bacteria, every day.
Yet questions remain, 'encapsulated' in one elegant paragraph in Butler's first chapter.
As an 'encapsulation' of the Labour government's policy it is striking.
An excellent point which 'encapsulates' all the reasons why he must be stopped.
VoiceXML, for example, allows voice-based content to be described by XML, 'encapsulating' the data concerning the content.
I do not myself consider that the Strasbourg jurisprudence can be so neatly 'encapsulated' .
This sensitivity was possible because of the special, 'encapsulated' nerve endings in the buttocks and thighs of females.
I can't think of a performance that 'encapsulated' the essence of being dumped so vividly.
The Exhibition 'encapsulates' the trials and tribulations of everyday life both at home and abroad.
The scene brilliantly 'encapsulates' the humour and humanism at the heart of Rosenthal's work.
I think that 'encapsulates' the true spirit of the proud sporting tradition of this country.
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.
We therefore 'encapsulated' hairpin ribozymes inside 200-nm vesicles to test for surface effects.
Evidently, 'encapsulated' ribozymes are not accessible to extravesicular ions.
For digital wrappers, the switch uses a 2.7 - Gbps signal for 'encapsulating' SONET frames.
Glutamine is administered orally in bulk powder or in 'encapsulated' form.
The crux of our submission in response, I suppose, is 'encapsulated' in paragraph 20 of our written submissions.
In these few words he neatly 'encapsulates' an underlying principle of the Alexander Technique.
Dosages range from 1 gram of fresh or dried herb 3 times per day to 170 grams of 'encapsulated' extract 3 times per day.
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