Sentence examples for facilities containing from inspiring English sources

They found 46 toilet facilities, containing 701 toilets,  to serve Cheetah Camp's 117,000-person population.

While two facilities containing special interrogation booths with two-way mirrors were built at the prison, interrogations were often conducted in stairwells, showers and in the cellblock itself, officers and soldiers said.

Intentionally directing attacks against hospital facilities containing the sick and wounded, or against entities carrying the Red Cross or Red Crescent emblem is a war crime in a non-international armed conflict.

Critics have focused on the bill's description of the "expansion project," which includes renovation of the Javits and "construction of adjacent facilities containing a plenary hall, meeting and exhibition space," something that sounds remarkably similar to the proposed stadium, just to the south of Javits.

Low-pressure electrolyzers or vents on buildings or storage facilities containing hydrogen are also potential sources for slow leaks.

Generally, the material used as the barrier layer within such a cap should be of low permeability and it should retain this property over long timescales (beyond a few decades normally required for facilities containing non-radioactive wastes).

Under U.S. guidelines, BSL-3 facilities contain microbes that cause "serious or potentially lethal diseases" but do not easily pass among people, or for which there are easily accessible preventives.

Here, the private equity firms are referring to the language in the commitment letter requiring that the credit facilities: contain the terms and conditions set forth in this Commitment Letter and shall be customary for affiliates of the Sponsors.

No differentiation is made between hospital based and freestanding facilities contained in the outpatient claims files for equivalent services.

However, with more facilities contained inside, more guardian facilities locate outside of R are likely to be pruned when q is given.

Given that many modern manufacturing facilities contain a variety of machine tools with similar and overlapping capabilities able to produce a wide spectrum of components (Gindy et al. 1996), distributed layouts are more relevant than ever.