encased

If a round is not sufficiently encased by a chamber, the bullet will go nowhere as the brass or steel splits and vents.

It is the function programming portal to real world, encased in a pretty function you can reason with.

I am not an expert, by any means, but my fiancée, a med student, says the brain is encased in and has had its water content replaced by paraffin.

Replace some of the most durable materials known to man (asphalt and concrete) with glass encased electronics?

Not a materials person, but wouldn't shredding and chopping leave you with small fragments of fibers encased in resin.

Chernobylbug: the dangerous code is encased in a concrete sarcophagus and there's a 30km exclusion zone.

They are surrounded by a layer of iridium metal and encased in high-strength graphite blocks.

They are still there, encased in the concrete used to shore up the property.

If you're encased in copper, wet or not, you have a fair chance.

And now I have this visual of programmers carrying skull-encased puppies on top of their necks.

With so many people encased with their own filter bubble, and and an increasing number unwilling to consider other points of view rationally (i.e.

Everywhere there are glass-encased meeting rooms and a few solo spaces.

Or the dogs are encased in a rectifying antennas and they say "yumm!

It's amazing to think smoking used to be so common in the confined plane cabin: every plane like those glass-encased "smoking areas" remaining in many airports!