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They used 20 tons of quartz per week to mix in with the epoxy resin that encases the gradient coils.

Maybe a little tweaking required, like plotting difference() of a cube that encases the key model.

The ice forms on the shore and encases pieces of rock.

In the US, my experience with this style of rope structure is that the ropes are actually steep cables encases in fiber or nylon rope sheathing.

The bubble encases the difference in value and current value.

For example, I have a car which rolls down the windows about an inch when the door is opened, because the door does not have a frame that fully encases the window.

Your design encases the phone on every side.

Art Garfunkel encases his library shelves in plastic?

The biggest one goes off like an M-80 at the nape of her neck, unfurling the coverall's collar into a cylindrical gasbag that shoots straight up and encases her entire head.

Proper engineering encases stuff in IP67 if it can't stand humidity.

While it's true that the framework is "easy to understand", it's also true that it encases the application like a concrete coffin.

The bread that encases them is neither split nor hinged, but wrapped." Fair enough, especially since they called out this distinction so clearly.

Running servers and services costs money, and by giving it away for "free" from the get-go encases certain types of problems in the platform itself.

I'd like to experiment with them - maybe using a paper or clay "sabot" that encases the seed, then fire it out of a relatively low-pressure pneumatic barrel.