Sentence examples for environments that contain from inspiring English sources
A second way to weight species biodiversity is to recognize the unique biodiversity of those environments that contain few species but unusual ones.
Many substrates, such as metals and composites, have unique mechanical properties, but they have no inherent chemical or corrosion resistance and therefore must have protective coatings to maintain their performance in environments that contain chemicals or induce corrosion.
Mobile robots navigate through many environments that contain plants.
At that point I was studying the notion of computation in environments that contain computing agents and the notion of compartments and nesting.
This work was extended by Maxim and Spears (2010) which presented physics based uniform coverage algorithm for the environments that contain non-convex regions.
The human anatomy is a collection of many environments that contain complex obstacles, boundaries referred to as "compartments," which complicate or prevent the transportation of drugs throughout the body.
The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the company's patents cover not just genetically engineered seeds distributed by Monsanto itself, but also any seeds in the environment that contain Monsanto's genes.
The court ruled that Monsanto's patents cover not just genetically engineered seeds distributed by Monsanto and its agents, but also seeds circulating in the environment that contain Monsanto's genes.
Simply put, [Samsung's Android skin] TouchWiz has evolved as a powerful software environment that contains so much functionality that Samsung has had to put a tabbed interface in the Settings.
Prior to her emergence as one of the century's preëminent photographers, Arbus had been, besides a wife and mother, a child of privilege; she had grown up in a status-conscious environment that contained nothing representative of her internal world.
However, these seeds are often released into a post-fire environment that contains active smoke chemicals.
