Sentence examples for exhibits containing from inspiring English sources
The nearby Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, a world-renowned living zoo, has exhibits containing hummingbirds and the Arizona blond tarantula.
The forensic exhibits containing DNA samples as listed in Table 2 can be successfully applied to SNaPshot multiplexing system using primers designed against the CpG site/Illumina ID of the known DNA sequence.
"Overall, we found that images of tropical exhibits containing large numbers of different species were usually preferred to, and were perceived as more restorative than, images of exhibits with few species/animals," says Deborah Cracknell, lead author and an independent researcher affiliated with Plymouth University and the University of Exeter.
"Some of the exhibits contain specific religious imagery, while others deal with the subject more indirectly," said Will K. Wilkins, the longtime director.
But after weeks of public volleying with the committee, they spent late last week secluded in Mr. Garber's Capitol office, reviewing thousands of pages the committee's investigators had packaged into 421 exhibits contained in eight binders.
Moreover, several exhibits contain questions for further discussion or personal reflection.
Its exhibits contain enough repetition to suggest that they could have been made more compact".
The exhibits contain videos produced by the History Channel where immigrants share their stories about arriving and living in America.
More elaborate exhibits contain deep pools that can be viewed underwater with rock-mimicking cement as haul-out areas.
Exhibits contained "spirometer – an instrument early diagnosis of morbidity related to dust related diseases", "model showing transmission of malaria from mosquito vector to human host" etc.
For example, students might suggest covering a current events story from country of origin, news from your city that might affect immigrants, coverage of a sport that is particularly popular in the country of origin, a story about current United States immigration policies, coverage of an art exhibit containing works by an artist from their home country, etc.
