Intention can be considered the desire to effect change on our environment, and this is contained in the signals from the brain, passed through the nervous system to converge on muscles that generate displacements and forces on our surroundings.
"The next question is how much of that is contained in the vacuum as opposed to being thrown back out into the environment you're trying to clean.
In spite of being extracellular, the cyanobiont population in the Azolla leaf cavities is contained in a highly sheltered environment.
Even so, it seems the greatest danger -- the greatest violence -- that any of us face is contained in our attacks on our environment.
The most careful work on this topic is contained in Gerald Scully's book, Constitutional Environments and Economic Growth (Princeton University Press, 1992).
This is further supported by the observation of genomic synteny in the Plant Genome Duplication Database (PGDD) [ 32], where SlTCP1 and its genomic environment is contained in a block showing extensive synteny with 22 different genomic sequence blocks in 11 plant species, with the four copies (SlTCP1a-d) showing no synteny with other genomes at all (not shown).
In both examples, the corpses had what were described as typical variola lesions, and the bodies had been contained in cool, dark environments.
The main environment is the vessel interior, known as the Main Sector, along with the other environments that are contained in "sectors" or gigantic spheres within the ship.
Although the viruses are contained in facilities, there's a risk that they could escape and circulate in the environment.
The ensemble of all hosts contained in the environment is postulated to constitute a manifold of species-specific fitness-gains at any time point, and traverses through two major distinct phases: abundance vs. scarcity of pristine hosts.
