The phrase "a glove containing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a glove that has something inside it or is associated with a specific content.
Example: "He reached into the drawer and pulled out a glove containing a hidden message."
Alternatives: "a glove filled with" or "a glove holding".
Dr. Yuri Danilov, a neuroscientist and engineer who works with Dr. Bach-y-Rita, said the research team had thought of dozens of applications for the BrainPort, which he called a "USB port to the brain". In one experiment, a leprosy patient who had lost the ability to experience touch with his fingers was outfitted with a glove containing contact sensors.
The awake mice were placed in a tail-restraining device, and a glove containing warm water was applied to the restrained tail, which was then cleaned with 70% ethanol wipes.
In order to accentuate the stabilisation's instruction, the subject had to wear a glove containing a 1-kg weight on the left hand.
The experimenter wore a glove containing a magnet at the tip of the index finger.
The glove contains a heartbeat sensor, a gyroscope and an accelerometer to measure movement, a conductive stretchy cord to measure breathing rate, and a wireless transciever to relay all of this information to the base station.
The glove contains electronic tendons that can help the hand open and close and even perform basic motions and a sensor tells doctors and users about their pull strength, dexterity, and other metrics.
This glove contains six Infinity Gems (wink) that give the villain the power to basically destroy the universe and all the heroes in it.
First, the Ag film samples were incubated in ethanoic solutions of benzenethiol (10 mM) for 4 h at room temperature in a glove box containing N2 gas.
Approximately 100 mg of freeze-dried cabbage were transferred into 15-mL centrifugal tubes made of polypropylene (Sarstedt, Helsingborg, Sweden) in a glove bag containing a dry nitrogen atmosphere.
They include: Knuckleduster gloves containing lead shot.
Techniques for preventing skin lesions during ablation include positioning sterile gloves containing warm or cooled fluid over the expected ablation zone (for cryoablation and RFA/MWA respectively).
