The exhibition's design lacks the pizazz of its contents (it is about as alive as a library), so it may lack the wide appeal it deserves.
Even with the refinement a Staub casserole confers on its contents, it would be better if $8 bought a maximum of cauliflower and a minimum of frippery.
Once the house is emptied of its contents, it, too, will be sold, with the proceeds to go to the arts center.
The maneuver involves sending a command or piece of code to a computer that allows unauthorized users to manipulate its contents; it is not software.
Where your baggage is damaged instead of its contents, it used to be possible for the airline to offer compensation on the basis of the weight of the empty bag or suitcase.
By giving photographers the ability to easily change the structure of an image, and even its contents, it called into question long-held assumptions about photographic veracity or documentary "truth value".
The framing of the show's first episode is more clever than its contents: it opens jauntily, in a daylit airport, with a scene in which a pilot touches his cap to salute a small boy who is looking up at him in wonder, and it concludes with one in which a stewardess turns to smile at a little girl who is looking at her through a window with the same fascination.
"It is quite humdrum in its contents, it is just a letter from a man writing to his mother," he added.
Not only is the metal-encased USB stick built to withstand both hardware and software attacks on its contents, it will also self destruct after 10 incorrect passwords have been used.
In reviewing just a sampling of its contents, it is clear that the archive contains then-unprecedented, high-level diplomatic discussions about several subjects of great interest to contemporary international criminal justice.
To maximize the effect of a laser display and its color contents, it is desirable to generate laser beams with wide selection of wavelengths.
