Sentence examples for be contained on a from inspiring English sources

He fills the days transcribing his journals, letters and inventories on to a computer so that one day "everything there is to know about Jomier will be contained on a single CD, or a memory stick the size of his thumb".

All known knowledge will be contained on a supercomputer.

The Olympics had become too big to be contained on a broadcast network.

You look at a row of spines, imprinted with butch, ultra-legible white or black type; your eye takes in more at any time than can be contained on a computer screen.

But with the disc's running time of less than 74 minutes, most films could not be contained on a single VideoCD, and the format never caught on in the United States (although it did in Asia, where it is still in widespread use).

Jomier, in his orderly way, is uploading his life – his diaries and his memories – on to a computer, so that "everything there is to know about Jomier will soon be contained on a single CD or a memory stick the size of his thumb".

The technology used in the study could easily be contained on an implantable chip, Dr. Deadwyler said, and it is possible to envision a system that could help people with brain damage.

The Affymetrix GeneChip system is one of the most commonly used high-density oligonucleotide microarray systems because each probe is synthesized in the precise location and millions of probes can be contained on an array.

All he knows about his donor is contained on a single sheet of paper – one sparse paragraph, which he emailed me after we spoke: A83 Blue eyes Blonde hair "Good looking" 3rd year medical student Intentions: country GP? Healthcare of the elderly (liked geriatrics) Interests: Travel, sport (football and rugby), music, literature, theatre.

Uttered in the reedy voice of Christie herself, these withering descriptions are contained on a cache of audiotapes, recently discovered in a dusty cardboard box in one of her former houses by her only grandson, Mathew Prichard.

A1 An Unauthorized Disclosure The Bush administration, which prides itself on secrecy, was in a minor uproar over the publicizing of a confidential analysis of the fall elections that was contained on a computer disk lost by an intern.