Sentence examples for essentially contains from inspiring English sources

It uses a context-free grammar, which essentially contains a set of rules with gaps which can be filled by other rules.

The conduct code essentially contains no requirements not already contained in policies set forth by the university, the National Collegiate Athletic Association or the Big Ten Conference, Doninger said.

Another sort of nondeductive rationality that is indispensable to at least much of the higher intelligence displayed by human beings is reasoning to a conclusion that essentially contains terms not included in the premises.

And there is doubt that Congress will agree to normal trade status for China this year, even though the accord that ushers China into the World Trade Organization requires China to open its markets, but essentially contains no concessions on the part of the United States.

The card essentially contains its own microprocessor and functions like a computer-within-a-computer.

The idealized single-chip NP architecture used essentially contains a number of identical multithreaded general-purpose processors, each having its own instruction and data caches.

Mr. Verhalen said the new product essentially contained more mineral wool and binders, but no asbestos.

Under current standards, the magnetic stripe and bar codes essentially contain the same information that is on the front of the driver's licenses.

In the first, second, fourth and fifth episodes of "Great Migrations," which essentially contain the program's content, there are images that will stick with you.

Within a week, more than 100 people were dead and the Zapatistas had retreated to the jungle, where they have remained for more than six years, essentially contained by the army.

The definition of comic strip as essentially containing text inscribed within "balloons" inside the picture frame aspires to a certain orthodoxy in the United States, but it is unworkable and would exclude most strips created before about 1900 and many since.