Sentence examples for contained escape from inspiring English sources

Stern warned that the US would not countenance a new climate regime that contained "escape hatches" for some countries, and hinted that countries now labelled as "developing" should be drawn into taking on obligations on emissions.

While more than 99% of the 10,000 new wildfires each year are contained, escaped wildfires can cause extensive damage.

These dispatched both ordinary parcels containing clothes and the special ones containing escape aids.

Ganis said the authority's concerns that the economic activity created by the Nets (whose lease expires in 2008 but contains escape clauses) and the Devils (whose lease expires in 2007) would go to Newark is based on their staying beyond their current leases.

A direct comparison of the inactivation status of sequences integrated into the same genomic location would permit a direct analysis of the impact of cis-acting sequences on XCI and potentially identify sequences containing escape elements, waystations, and/or boundary elements.

We did not detect these active patterns cytologically, suggesting that there are no large blocks of genes escaping inactivation in ICF cells except at the Xp pseudoautosomal region, which normally contains escaping genes (Fig. 2).

Animals were exposed to the MWM that contained an escape platform submerged 1 cm below the water line.

An annulus crossing index (ACI) is calculated to represent the number of times the animal crosses the platform position in the quadrant that contained the escape platform minus the number of times that it crosses over platform sites in the three other quadrants.

Although none of these features showed a significant difference between subject and escape domains, the largest difference was again observed at Alu elements, which were enriched in domains that contained multiple escapes (14.74%) compared with domains that contained multiple subjects (11.26%) (Supplementary Material, Fig. S5).

In 1849 he arranged to receive a large crate that contained the escaped slave Henry Brown, soon known as Box Brown, who shipped himself from Virginia to freedom.

The agreement also contains an escape hatch: each side can withdraw on three months' notice.