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China also believes that it is being contained by U.S. allies and by those with strategic partnerships with the U.S. right around its periphery.
In 1983, ESA set up its long-term Horizon 2000 program, which contained one cornerstone, which would be a mission to a comet.
It got bigger; it contained more places.
And I cringe a little when I read that now, not because it isn't true, but because at the time, I really hadn't considered everything that was contained in that choice.
Intake of flavonoids, which are contained in dark chocolate or blueberries, will increase neurogenesis.
However, not everything is lost; resveratrol, which is contained in red wine, has been shown to promote the survival of these new neurons.
A few of his sources contained mentions of Arthur, and some others were realistic accounts of battles and places.
Our universe may be contained within one such brane, floating in an unknown higher dimensional place, playfully named “the bulk,” or hyperspace.
Sometimes, these graves contained practical or ritual objects, suggesting belief in an afterlife where the dead might need such tools.
Imagine a microscopic-sized ladder contained in the part of our brain that we'll label our subconscious.
It contained the priceless knowledge of the classical world which was fading in the West.
In the instant the universe was created, a huge amount of energy was transformed into mass, and our initial universe contained equal amounts of matter and antimatter.
When scientists first measured the motion of groups of galaxies in the 1930's and weighed the amount of matter they contained, they were in for a surprise.
More recently, a 6,000 year old crockpot, lined with charred fish and meat, also contained mustard.
What we now know is that life is not contained in some magical substance or spark, but within the ongoing biological processes themselves.
The new information was not contained in your statement itself, but in telling it to everyone simultaneously.
I've been stared at, screamed at, whispered about, and one time I got smacked in the face by a little old lady's purse that from the looks of the shiner I took home that day I am pretty certain contained at least 70 dollars of rolled up small change and a large hard candy collection.
In one study, 65% of the participants who were all college students chose sequence B even though A is shorter and contained within B, in other words, more likely.
The virus is contained for now, but unless you can destroy it, the vents will soon open and unleash a deadly airborne plague.
Madame Curie's remains, too, were interred in a lead-lined coffin, keeping the radiation that was the heart of her research, and likely the cause of her death, well contained.
And they all contained childhood trauma, victimization, poverty, loss, disengagement from school, early interaction with the police and the criminal justice system, all leading to a seat in a courtroom.
And when there's deadlines, the effects of procrastination are contained to the short term because the Panic Monster gets involved.
He has nothing to wake up for, so the effects of procrastination, they're not contained; they just extend outward forever.
David Thomson, an expert on terrorism and reporter for Radio France International, had reports deleted from his Facebook account and had his account deactivated for several days, because they contained pictures of ISIS flags, even though he was just reporting on ISIS, not promoting it.
Hardly anything contained more than one ingredient, because it was an ingredient.
Linguists talk about metaphors as having entailments, which is essentially a way of considering all the implications of, or ideas contained within, a given metaphor.
Janma, meaning "birth," contained a blood-absorbing sheet for the woman to give birth on, a surgical scalpel, a cord clamp, a bar of soap, a pair of gloves and the first cloth to wipe the baby clean.
Big data's reputation for success comes from quantifying very specific environments, like electricity power grids or delivery logistics or genetic code, when we're quantifying in systems that are more or less contained.
But not all systems are as neatly contained.
But it also contained high quantities of lactose – a sugar which is difficult to process for many ancient and modern stomachs.
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