Sentence examples for idea contains from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the court pointed out that, although the IDEA contains provisions concerning how courts should calculate attorneys' fees to ensure their reasonableness, Congress included no analogous language for expert witnesses and consultants.
The idea contains two basic assumptions: the 'grey value constancy' and the 'smooth flow of the intensity values' between two successive images.
IDEA contains a Graphical User Interface (GUI) to fully configure the parameters of phylip and PAML and displays results for site-model analyses in an interactive way, including individual sites under positive selection.
While the preface discreetly says; "the idea contained herein is necessarily of a general nature".
I think there's a remarkable idea contained in Havel's outburst of pessimism: a frustration at the limitations of local and national tradition.
The FAP, Moynihan's most audacious attempt at social policy, was based on an idea contained in his report on the black family: that welfare contained an incentive to family breakup, since only single mothers qualified.
He had been very uneasy about the idea contained in Lord Browne's review into university funding of lifting the cap on tuition fees entirely, and was looking at how to keep one.
The fundamental idea contained in the English word salvation, and the Latin salvatio and Greek sōtēria from which it derives, is that of saving or delivering from some dire situation.
The 30-word abstract, written by the entrant, describes the single most important idea contained in the proposal.
Except here is the basic idea contained in Alien taken to its sleaziest extreme".
His logic of ideas contains a new treatment of their content and extension and, among other things, provides an analysis of ideas without objects.
