Sentence examples for contained open from inspiring English sources

It all started when West posted a screenshot of him listening to Sufjan Stevens's latest album Carrie and Lowell on YouTube – an image that also contained open windows to Pirate Bay, where he seemed to be in the process of illegally downloading music software.

Muslim geographer Al-Idrisi noted in 1154 that Homs was populous, had paved streets, possessed one of the largest mosques in Syria, contained open markets, and was frequented by travelers attracted to its "products and rarities of all kinds".

About 20% of the transcripts had no significant similarity to database sequences by BLAST; most of these contained open reading frames of significant length but few had recognized Pfam motifs.

Although this whole region once contained open forests with palms, apparently appropriate for type 1 chichagui and similar to the forest fragments in Parauapebas and São Felix do Xingu, not a single plant was observed.

Almost all of the large contigs contained open reading frames with significant sequence similarity to a Thiomicrospira crunogena XCL-2 protein, indicating that Thiomicrospira-related sequences comprise a high proportion of the metagenomic assembly (Figure 2).

The questionnaire contained open and closed questions.

His motivation in downloading the files, which contained open-source code mingled with code that was proprietary to Goldman, was to disentangle the two in case he needed to remind himself later how he had done so, Mr. Aleynikov told the F.B.I., according to the article.

The interview schedules contained open-ended questions eliciting residents' perceptions of public space, and their demographics.

In order to answer RQ1.1 related to students' development of micro-macro thinking skills, we administered a post-test which contained open-ended questions that mapped to the micro-macro thinking skill.

Third-year clerks on the surgical service were assigned readings, participated in formalized discussions regarding medical errors and ethics, and were required to complete questionnaires that contained open-ended questions pertaining to their concerns, observations, and reactions toward any perceived or actual medical errors they encountered during the third-year surgical clerkship.

Sydney Morning Herald's Bernard Zuel agreed, praising "Sunsets" as "the new definition of power ballad", and saying the song contained "open-hearted feeling and well-constructed progression".