encapsulations

There is no question that the abstractions are useful and should remain, i.e., a “server,” “firewall” and “switch” are good encapsulations of recurring deployment functions, but in many cases QoS controls are insufficient or missing.

Cloud Computing: Building Blocks for the Enterprise 2009

These are THINGS, they're encapsulations of zetigeists, they're phenomenons.

Should More Long Island Wineries Submit to Wine Spectator? (Part 1) 2009

Only later do we see some of King's pictures, and they're brilliant – perfect encapsulations of trauma, turmoil, chaos and waste – though not, apparently "front line" enough for the photo agencies.

Storyville: Killer Image – Shooting Robert King and Opera Italia 2010

And one of the most vivid encapsulations of the effect of unremitting combat in ambiguous circumstances was given to me by a Vietnam vet, who said to me 25 years ago: If you put your cat in the backyard in the morning and lob hand grenades all around him, at the end of the day, you'd have a different cat.

'Advise And Consent': Scandal In The U.S. Senate 2010

I enjoy reading your encapsulations of the works in progress.

March 23, 2010 pixelfish 2010

Here are brief encapsulations of the seven steps taken directly from the Forrester report:

7 Sensible Steps to Improve Software Quality 2010

Painting from memory, Bonnard created patchwork encapsulations of discrete experiences.

The 20th Century's Vermeer, or a Masturbatory Hack? 2009

TRUTHDIG: Thanks for shedding light on this; because when you read encapsulations of your public career, you usually only read that you ended your mayorship in controversy.

Joshua Scheer: The Charge of the Muny Light Brigade 2008

One of Burns' signature themes has always been sexual uneasiness and disgust, and this short film structured much like a particularly clever Twilight Zone episode, complete with a skin-crawlingly creepy twist ending is one of his best encapsulations of the strangeness underlying sexuality.

Archive 2008-03-01 Ed Howard 2008

One of Burns' signature themes has always been sexual uneasiness and disgust, and this short film structured much like a particularly clever Twilight Zone episode, complete with a skin-crawlingly creepy twist ending is one of his best encapsulations of the strangeness underlying sexuality.

Peur(s) du noir Ed Howard 2008