Sentence examples for effectively contains from inspiring English sources

If a chocolate contains 70% cocoa, it effectively contains 70% starch.

Virginia effectively contains the political and social equivalent of Alabama and New Jersey within its borders, and its politics reflect this dichotomy.

It is common practice in the study of the wind-induced ventilation of buildings to describe the mechanisms of ventilation by a non-linear oscillator equation that effectively contains two ill defined parameters – the inertial and loss coefficients.

Not only does it have 16 lenses, it effectively contains 16 separate cameras providing 16 streams of data, which Pelican's software interprets into a single image.

The 25 °C contour effectively contains all hot wells and seeps and indicates a survey to the southwest may be useful to further exploration.

Again, glasshole is a great example of that — a word that effectively contains the full story of Google Glass' abject consumer failure wrapped up in those two mocking syllables.

Mr. Blair, seeking to sway the opinions of the many critics in Britain who agree that Mr. Hussein is dangerous but believe that he has been effectively contained, said: "It is clear that, despite sanctions, the policy of containment has not worked sufficiently well to prevent Saddam from developing these weapons.

The causes and effects of wind erosion suggest that no single control measure could effectively contain the wind erosion hazard.

A 180 cm high wire netting fence with foot apron and a curved 'floppy' overhang effectively contained most rabbits, feral cats and foxes during pen trials and proved effective with intensively monitored paddock-scale exclosures.

Noise coming from outside the house presents problems because you cannot effectively contain it.

This authority boundary effectively contained the potentially destructive politics of the situation.