Sentence examples for because it contains both from inspiring English sources

An independent clause is one that can stand on its own because it contains both a subject and a verb, for example: I love pizza.

The wings rotate through 90° to give it extremely high drag, which allows it to begin its slow deceleration through the atmosphere earlier and at higher altitudes than previous spaceflight re-entries.The spaceship will be fuelled by a "hybrid rocket"—so-called because it contains both liquid and solid propellants.

The singular idea of a physical object, e.g. the idea "Alexander the Great", cannot be an intuition, because it contains both intuitions and concepts.

which represents the mid-way between wave and particle mechanics because it contains both information regarding Hamilton-Jacobi theory and the Wentzel-Kramers-Brillouin (WKB) approximation [34] through the principal phase function S r,t) while preserving the amplitude relationship with the systems' quantum density: ρ r = ψ 2 r = R 2 r (6).

However, including the term "h1n1 [all] or "influenza"[all] will return records assigned the latter MeSH because it contains both "h1n1" and "influenza".

For our initial study on responses to conspecific calls, we chose to use the whine-chuck to represent conspecific calls because it contains both notes in the species's repertoire.

This hospital was chosen because it contained both pre-conception consultation and dental clinics.

This expansion was reminiscent of typical TSC-associated neuroglial SENs because it contained both DCX-IR neuroblasts, also organized as small heterotopic clusters along the entire lateral wall of the SVZ (Fig. 4B), and GFAP-IR astrocytes (Fig. 4C).

Unlike structured data, unstructured text data is more difficult to be analyzed because it contains complicated both syntactic and semantic information.

The energy in these two sub-bands is equal and greater than that in the other four sub-bands because it contains energy from both the signal and the noise.

The moving ceremony at the St Symphorien military cemetery at Mons in Belgium was particularly poignant, not least because it contains the graves of both British and German soldiers.