Sentence examples for includes a plurality from inspiring English sources

The historical imagination, like Giordano Bruno's cosmology, includes a plurality of worlds, but it sees that what happens in each of them has weight.

It includes a plurality of spaced-apart cross-ties, two side ties, intermediate ties and a pair of rails road track rails.

The novelties of the method relies on the moveable aluminum (Al) diaphragm positioned over the backplate electrode, where the diaphragm includes a plurality of holes to allow the air in the gap between the electrode and the diaphragm to escape and thus reducing acoustical damping in the microphone.

The JAVA application includes a plurality of jobs distributed among the plurality of compute nodes.

A system for establishing anonymous communications includes a plurality of party terminals, a plurality of requester terminals, and a central controller.

In order to introduce and evaluate those treatments in a western ethno-cultural context, a strategy including a plurality of research designs is required.

Update: The newly released KFF poll found that 71percentt of Americans still think Obamacare should be made to work, including a plurality — but not a majority — of Republicans.

Nearly two-thirds of Americans, including a plurality of Republicans, say that Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney are too beholden to oil companies, and that they are more likely to formulate policies that favor the industry.

A majority of Republican primary voters, 54 percent, say they want to see Mr. Romney become the nominee, including a plurality of evangelical Christians, a group that formed Mr. Santorum's base of support.

A majority of Republican primary voters – 54 percent – now say they would like to see Mr. Romney nominated, including a plurality of evangelical Christians, a group that had formed Mr. Santorum's base of support.

Whatever they do or do not know, our study finds that a strong majority of Americans — including a plurality of those surveyed from Trump's own party — don't accept the president's "fairness" reasoning for U.S. inaction.