Sentence examples for contain an entry from inspiring English sources
But there are redactions on more than 4,400 pages, and most days contain an entry for a "private meeting" that gives no clue as to with whom she was meeting or about what.
In addition to this vertebra, Cope's field notes contain an entry for an "[i]mmense distal end of femur", located only a few tens of meters away from the giant vertebra.
However, only approximately 39% of the BACs in our set contain an entry in this table.
For example, primary care records are more likely to contain an entry for abdominal pain if the clinician thinks that the pain is significant.
Finally, a study from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (NCT01769911) will test whether HSCT-GT, modified to contain an entry inhibitor, can be combined with a methylguanine methyltransferase [MGMT]-based selection method to expand gene-modified progeny cells.
The annotation tables of Affymetrix GeneChips contain an entry termed "Negative Strand Matching Probes" [ 24], suggesting that the respective probe sets may detect not the expression of the sense transcript indicated by the gene symbol for the probe set but instead a NAT.
A PCPUs node, displaying the physical CPUs used by the machine, a Virtual Machine node, containing an entry for each of the machine's VM, and a Containers node, displaying one entry for each container.
Ephraim Katz's "Film Encyclopedia" contains an entry for "gobo" that verifies my definition.
Your solution should work even if there are billions of tickets in the system (i.e. do not keep an array containing an entry for every ticket).
This contained an entry for an exhibition called "Est-ce qu'il y a un surréalisme allemand?" shown by the Galerie Colle in Paris in 1933, with a note that the catalogue cover was "Lizard and Girl," by René Dalmann.
The message log of the 8th Cavalry Regiment contains an entry of message from a regimental liaison officer on 24 July 1950 about guidelines on shooting refugees to prevent them passing through U.S. front lines.
