Sentence examples for contained slips from inspiring English sources

A number of files contained slips of paper of a sort he'd never seen before.

Archives officials said some 1,708 pages of documents had been withheld on privacy or national security grounds, and the files contained slips noting the absence of documents relating to job applicants, personnel and disciplinary matters and other topics like Central America.

The Essex files, containing slips in parish envelopes, had been stored in the basement of the National Central Library (now part of the British Library), which had been bombed during the war.

Such a mammoth work must inevitably contain slips: I doubt that "geeky", in a quoted newspaper article's description of "a geeky guy with silly facial hair", was intended to mean "unattractive" exactly; and Green has "bare" in modern yoofspeak meaning "many, lots of", though it can also mean simply "very" (I overheard a girl last week admitting sweetly: "My mum's bare nice to me").

The magnitude of each hidden potential earthquake is calculated from the size of the area that contains slip-deficient grid points and that contains no sufficiently slipping grid points, rather than from the slip-deficit value.

The magnitude of each hidden potential earthquake is calculated from the size of the area that contains slip-deficient grid points and that contains no sufficiently slipping grid points, rather than from the slip-deficit value   4.

The envelope contained a slip of paper with a new address listed for Linda, but the location didn't exist.

Transfections were performed as previously described [50] and transfected parasites seeded into 6-well plates containing cover slips to facilitate sample processing and microscopic observation.

Overnight cultures were diluted to a final concentration of approximately 2×106 CFU/ml using fresh LB with streptomycin and kanamycin and 150 µL of this suspension was inoculated into sterile 24-well polystyrene microtiter plates containing cover slips.

Alternatively, 10 parasites per well were used to infect confluent HFF cells that were grown in 24-well plates containing cover slips.

BMMCs (24 h post transfection) were transferred to a 12-well plate containing cover slips pretreated with 0.1% poly-L-lysine in PBS and were also incubated for further 24 h.