Sentence examples for it essentially contains from inspiring English sources

The result was The World (1633), an important text in that it essentially contains the blueprints of the mechanical/geometric physics, as well as the vortex theory of planetary motion, that Descartes would continue to refine and develop over the course of his scientific career.

CLS analyzed the health care reform bill back in Nov. 2009, and found that it essentially contained 234,812 words that "impact[ed] substantive law". That's pretty long, of course.

And there is doubt that Congress will agree to normal trade status for China this year, even though the accord that ushers China into the World Trade Organization requires China to open its markets, but essentially contains no concessions on the part of the United States.

It is noted that Linux essentially contains the necessary tools to browse web pages of all types and the tools necessary to edit them.

The card essentially contains its own microprocessor and functions like a computer-within-a-computer.

It uses a context-free grammar, which essentially contains a set of rules with gaps which can be filled by other rules.

To argue, as some "Epicurean" philosophers may have done, that matter itself essentially contains gravity as a feature, is to deny that matter is passive; it is to suggest that the rocks in interstellar space would attract one another and begin to move "on their own", without any external force influencing them.

The ontology essentially contains terms and relationships among those terms.

IDSTR now essentially contains all components necessary for running MCMC_DEM.

The 'vertical' structure essentially contains various components that provide adequate connection to existing public infrastructure of the city.

The conduct code essentially contains no requirements not already contained in policies set forth by the university, the National Collegiate Athletic Association or the Big Ten Conference, Doninger said.