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They must draw around themselves a circle that encloses many, many more. Your father was one of those men.

A 94 square-meter box encloses most of the space inside the pavilion, with one visitor admitted to its interior at a time.

abdomen: The part of the body that lies between the thorax and the pelvis and encloses the stomach, intestines, liver, spleen, and pancreas.

The call operator is a pair of parentheses that encloses a (possibly empty) list of arguments that we pass to the function.

In "Bipolar" , I use the conical forms of the Tibetan trumpet that encloses the concept of the Yin-Yang, interior and exterior.

The pin rectangle encloses the grid intersection point on all four sides by half the minimum metal width of that pin shape layer.

The inner case (56) is formed into a bag shape with a deformable film sheet and encloses a colorant.

The appendix encloses one case of a teaching plan on ChineseComprehensive Study made by the author.

Compartment Syndrome: A muscle swells filling the membrane (compartment) that encloses the muscle to be completely filled.

The inpocketed vegetal pole cells develop into a sheet of cells which grows upward and eventually encloses a cavity, the archenteron.

A small soluble container, usually made of gelatin, that encloses a dose of an oral medicine or a vitamin.

One encloses one circle , time slips through a midsummer, a end of summer autumn is original.

The former encloses his palms, hearing satisfactorily the last tiny breath of the latter, he throws Daniel onto the cliff.

It is called that corset because it encloses the arms, so that the wearer appears to be armless like a Venus.

The second set of braces encloses the production rule written in a way that JavaCC understands.

Filled areas Whenever a series of lines or curves encloses an area, you can cause that area to be filled with the current GDI brush object.

In other words, the function (or method) encloses a context around the things it references.

It encloses the floor plates without detracting from the strong form of the skin.

atoll Consisting of a ring-like perimeter reef area, often with reef islets; encloses a lagoon area.

First, in firm offers the writer encloses complete, affirmative, specific, terms of business.

He is sitting at his desk staring beyond the jerry can and yet hardly noticing the room that encloses him.

An aromatic spice made from the dried , waxy, scarlet or yellowish covering that partly encloses the kernel of the nutmeg .

A tubular growth which encloses the living protoplast is initially formed the epidermal cells of the cotton seeds .

The easiest type of shield to make is a simple metal box or meshed screen that encloses the test circuit.

Finally the tank itself is hidden away with a carpeted box that encloses the CNG tank.

When one block encloses another, the former is called the outer block and the latter the inner block.

Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), an SGML document type, also encloses content within meaningful tags.

Gets a text range that encloses the main text of a document.

For a generic type , encloses the generic type argument list .

And in the harsh climate of the Antarctic, a huge dome encloses a research and living station for American scientists.

a solid figure bounded by a spherical surface (including the space it encloses).

My resume encloses details of my experience and education.

While its general layout is the horseshoe-like French plan, it encloses interior courtyards.

a walled section of Beijing that encloses the Imperial Palace that was formerly the residence of the emperor of China .

The Christmas Island red crabs' carapace is round shouldered and encloses their lungs and gills.

A stainless steel skin, treated to appear golden, encloses the shimmering jewel-like shell.

A device that encloses, captures, or receives emitted contaminants.

Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding .

The cartridge housing substantially encloses the hard drive.

shell The membrane that encloses an egg; generally, equivalent to chorion.

Intersect - operation creates a new object whose surface encloses the volume common to bothoriginal objects.

O thou beautiful, there in the nest is thy love that encloses the soul with colours and sounds and odours.

but thought, as pleasure, encloses love and brings pain within that enclosure.

Gets the most enclosing lexical scope within this method that encloses the given offset.

Encloses safe protection magic eye to avoid the danger of colliding.

your offer fits well into our sale program and encloses our official order for the following .

A sleeve, or quill , encloses one punch to prevent its buckling under pressure from the ram of the press.

A root element follows, which encloses several child elements.

The wall encloses the hospital.

A small capsulelike sac that encloses certain organisms in their dormant or larval stage.

The outermost element encloses one or more elements, each representing a book or "volume" matching the search query.

Returns the bounding rectangle that encloses the cell's content area.

A giant, muscular hedge encloses the interior garden from the north and west.

Returns the innermost AutomationElement that encloses the text range.

That red pouch encloses all its organs. How convenient. . .

Some man have a great destiny, they must draw around themselves a circle that encloses many, many more.

Some men have a great destiny. They must draw around themselves a circle that encloses many, many more.

The selection border encloses the selected area.

The outermost element encloses one or more elements, each representing a video matching the query.

An outer element encloses a series of elements, each of which represents an element from the XML configuration file.

A rugged circular case encloses and protects the high-grade measuring system, made in a compact execution.

The outermost element encloses one or more elements, each representing a calendar event.

The root lexical scope that encloses the entire method.

The outermost element also encloses one or more elements, each representing a Google Buzz post.

Quality (concept). Besides the positive sensorial characteristics, more and more quality encloses also hygiene, purity, and typicity.

The outermost element encloses one or more elements, each representing a single contact.

Calyx encloses an unopened flower bud.

Make sure the FOV encloses the object you want to inspect.

The Echo Wall encloses the Imperial Vault.

A fleshy fruit, such as a peach, plum, or cherry, usually having a single hard stone that encloses a seed.

Lee McCormack is the UK designer of a new pod called the Oculas OV2 that completely encloses the user.

The installation has a surface area of 300 square metres but encloses 3000 cubic metres of space.

The fence encloses his house.

A rubber tube encloses each one.

The outermost element also encloses one or more elements, each representing a result item matching the search query.

The park that encloses the monument has recently been enlarged.

A tough protective layer called a cell wall encloses almost all kinds of bacteria.

There is space that divides and encloses, and space that is unlimited.

I was pretty far down on the low, sandy spit that encloses the anchorage to the east, and is joined at half----water to Skeleton Island;

whether the particular lace encloses the window curtain ;

Encloses along with the letter

For example, the Java code in Listing 1 encloses a method call within an object of the type