| This new view could have medical importance if physicians learn how to prevent the rapid engulfment of seemingly dying cells. |
| This engulfment is the sepulchre which assumes a tide, and which mounts from the depths of the earth towards a living man. |
| This Chapter, which concerns portable tanks, contains some requirements with regard to engulfment in fire and the fitting of safety devices. |
| The first effect is instantaneous, then the engulfment becomes more gradual. |
| If plates are covered, the covering shall be total and remain effective after 15 minutes' engulfment in fire. |
| The central portions of the dome have since been removed by engulfment, or denudation, or by both these causes. |
