I've written before about the song Chelsea Hotel #2, of how it contains my favourite single word in all of rock'n'roll – the plain, half-muttered "that" of its final line.
The premise is that if you plaster your packaging with enough twee little messages about calling the makers on their bananaphone and how it contains only yummy stuff (and no concrete!), people will assume that they're buying an artisan product handmade by a lovable eccentric in a garden shed, rather than something mass-produced by a company 90% owned by Coca-Cola.
Now let's see how it contains Gettier scenarios.
The drink took on its own lore: how you ate a Guinness as much as drank it; how it contained restorative vitamins; how even a pregnant woman might benefit from its wonders.
The relationship of blacks and whites is, after all, "a blood relationship, perhaps the most profound reality of the American experience," and cannot be understood until we recognize how much it contains of "the force and anguish and terror of love".
Meanwhile, by flying to within three thousand miles of Jupiter's cloud tops, Juno will be able to measure the microwave radiation that escapes through the planet's thick atmospheric haze, sniffing out things like how much water it contains and how deep the famous (and shrinking) Great Red Spot actually goes.
It doesn't sound like a lot until you consider how calorie-dense butter is, and how much fat it contains.
Thanks to decades of study, scientists know its full genome sequence, exactly how many cells it contains, and even the connections of all of its 302 neurons.
In complex stimuli, the limit of single vision is affected by many factors, including the size of the image (Hampton & Kertesz, 1983; Qin, Takamatsu, & Nakashima, 2006), how many elements it contains (Braddick, 1979; Burt & Julesz, 1980; Tyler, 1973), how long it is presented (Woo, 1974), and whether the observer is free to move their eyes (Mitchell, 1966).
If you have a non-waterproof container and you wish to measure how much volume it contains, fill it with small, identical objects with a known volume, such as small cubes of certain measurements sold in some school supply stores.
A country's ranking is determined not just by how many poor people it contains, but how poor they are.
