Examples of using Is encapsulated in English and their translations into Dutch
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Dr. Tyme is encapsulated in a temporal sphere.
The failure of our system is encapsulated in the choice which the right-wing, led by John Major
They come as herbal pripavak, which is encapsulated in dvjie strength,
The European approach to ensuring the availability of accessible information on public Web sites is encapsulated in the eEurope Action Plan 2002 agreed by the Feira Council in June 2000.
The i2010 vision of an inclusive information society is encapsulated in the objectives set for NRAs in the framework
Finally, I, too, would appeal for more use to be made of the human rights clause which is encapsulated in the first article of the agreement, so as to realise those aspects which Mr van den Bos expressed so eloquently.
These days the content is encapsulated in the term‘culture-based planning',
a feeling of loyalty, a feeling that Europeans can identify with a Community whose destiny is encapsulated in its universal values.
the entire chip is encapsulated by epoxy resin.
This is encapsulated in the strategic goal set at Lisbon for the next decade:
This software is encapsulated with advanced recovery models that make it simple to retrieve deleted excel files
It can be encapsulated with IF, HF or UHF antenna.
These phyto-compounds are encapsulated in the vegetal cells of the plant.
Vitrification is the process whereby highly radioactive wastes are encapsulated in glass.
Can be encapsulated based on specific installation condition,
Nutrients are encapsulated in single-layered spheres, made from the highest-grade materials.
Object's data can only be encapsulated by the object's operations.
During the sonication process, active ingredients can be encapsulated into the liposomes.
can be encapsulated inside.
A variety of different hydrophobic drugs can be encapsulated in such nanoparticles.