Příklady engulf

• A tendency toward exactitude arose, at times engulfing everything else.

• In these areas it is quite common for disagreements between individuals from the two groups to degenerate into ethnic conflicts engulfing several settlements.

• Frequently, glia engulf modified self during nervous system development.

• The stores were deposited on the bay ice and, due to water flowing over them, much was engulfed.

• First, they may engulf and mask a theoretically important causal link between marital distress and antisocial behavior that holds for only a subset of children.

• An encapsulated particle is a particle or drop (or, more generally, multiple particles or drops) that is completely engulfed by a second immiscible fluid drop.

• This process forms apoptotic bodies that seem to be engulfed by the oocyte.

• Any solute in the extracellular water will also be engulfed by such -uid-phase endocytosis.

• These methods mainly vary the amount of fluid engulfed into the shear layer and do not directly influence the small-scale mixing.

• The outer region of the mean-velocity profile grows here, engulfing the log-law region (figure 7a).

• It thus comes as no surprise to find much confusion engulfing this category.

• They are about the culture of commercialism that has engulfed medicine and, in the view of our authors, compromised its moral foundations.

• A signalling cascade triggers actin assembly, leading to the formation of cell-surface extensions that engulf the anibody-coated pathogen by ' zippering up ' around it.

• The accumulated external cost would engulf the potential revenues, making it no longer financially feasible for water use generation.

• Then the fluid nearest to the vortex is engulfed by it, as it follows a path leading to the vortex core.