Sentence examples for common contents from inspiring English sources

Hence, the compact (the French cosmetics company Bourjois claims the introduction of the first powder compact in Paris in 1890) and, as women became freer to wear makeup, other advances, like the lipstick tube, all of which are now common contents of that uniquely 20th-century repository, the makeup bag.

We studied the occurrence, removal, and fate of 16 polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and 23 volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in Italian municipal wastewater treatment systems in terms of their common contents and forms, and their apparent and actual removal in both conventional activated-sludge processes (CASP) and membrane bioreactors (MBRs).

In this approach, common contents from tenant information are separated as in [25].

The small intestine and greater omentum are common contents, but the fallopian tube is rare.

However, evolution is absent from most of the educational curricula in the early school grades, even though some of its central concepts are common contents in the curricula of these initial years.

With regard to the common contents (e.g., evolution) for both pre-service teacher populations, they state that these contents have to be studied in more detail by academic than non-academic-track pre-service teachers.

The first 10 min of "common content" gathered commonly used political and demographic information.

He had never drifted far from Hoyland Common, content to sit sipping a pint there with his miner neighbours.

She arranged the dreams in four categories based not only on common content, but also on concurrent stages of grieving.

It allowed professionally trained individuals to teach common content to children who theoretically shared similar developmental needs.

The proposed model is found to be robust to common content preserving attacks while fragile to content altering attacks.