0 present participle of envelop
1 to cover or surround something completely:
However, enveloping grasps have the benefit of being robust to variations in the contact locations, so determining them precisely is unnecessary.
And the workspace of the cube-manipulator is, then, the intersection of the three enveloping solids.
The musical experience is by its nature enveloping.
It is ultimately the dimension by virtue of which things appear as enveloping one another rather than being juxtaposed.
We can learn from the orchids and the butterflies, just as we can consider the forest enveloping them.
Onward they pressed their standards and bore down on their opponents, enveloping them in the flames of their own torches.
However, that region evolves rapidly and spreads quickly, halting when the disturbance spans a region enveloping the destabilizing bump.
Nothing appeared to compromise its revolt against dehumanisation; nothing violated the defence that it erected between the individual and the enveloping system.
