Sentence examples for contains a slight from inspiring English sources

Even the word "color" contains a slight against it, Mr. Batchelor suggests.

The next, it contains a slight, straight-haired young woman, bare-legged below a slim black skirt, wearing red flip-flops and no apparent makeup.

The coronoid process (a projection at the back of the mandible) is low and rounded and is connected to the condyloid process behind it by a nearly horizontal ridge, which contains a slight raising at its back.

The crescent-shaped tragus (a projection on the inner side of the outer ear) is about half as long as the ear and contains a slight constriction on the back side of its base.

"Les Brers" began recording in the newly constructed Studio C of the recording complex at Criteria, but the band disliked the sound captured in the room and moved to Studio A. As a result, the recording contains a slight pitch variation due to the difficulty of matching the original speed of the instruments when the intro was spliced onto the master tape.

However, in a subset of GEFs, including Vav1, this helix is extended and often contains a slight kink around this position, which, in turn, determines the orientation of the PH domain.

Since Burgenland is dessert-wine territory, it wasn't surprising that previous vintages of Early Wine contained a slight sweetness.

More important is the larger estate within which they stand, where mid-rise blocks contain a slight increase – 348 – on the 339 rented council homes that were there before, plus 143 new shared-ownership flats.

Two series of samples, designated as PVA/PVP-H and PVA/PVP-L, were examined; these were cast as films from aqueous polymer solutions containing a slight amount of a stilbene derivative as a fluorescent probe (the notations H and L indicate whether the molecular weight of the PVP is much higher or lower than that of the PVA).

The peak at around 800 cm− 1 is assigned to the stretching vibration mode of OH bond in alcohol, and the absorption band in the range of 1020 1090 cm− 1 belongs to C OH bond, which indicates that the as-prepared samples contain a slight amount of polyol.

In the year 1939, for example, just before the breakout of war in Europe and prior to our country's entry, for some refugees, primarily those within Europe's Jewish communities, the exit door, though slammed tightly shut for the majority, contained a slight and brief open crack for some.