Sentence examples for may contain its from inspiring English sources

Correlating murder with a lack of faith and trust may contain its horror, but only because, in a bar graph, atrocity yields to banality.

Consequently, the FixedH layer may contain its own formula sublayer and charge sublayers ("/fC10H15N5O13P3" and "q-1").

In those files, each of the documents is described in a tree structure that segments them into sentences, in which each one of them may contain its syntactic parsing, a sentiment and the tokens.

Each death may contain its own uniquely nightmarish details, but the overall story remains remarkably repetitious.

The triumphant conclusion of "Avatar," by contrast, takes the form of a permanent abandonment of the gray world of Homo sapiens--which, as Dorothy learns, may contain its own hidden marvels--for the Technicolor, over-the-rainbow fantasy world into which Jake accidentally strayed.

Kitty litter, for example, may contain it.

The courts might be unable to stem the spread of the existing blueprints, but they may help contain its evolution, said Philip J. Cook, a public policy professor at Duke University.

In fact, "Beowulf," in which conquest and colonizing are dominant themes, may contain in its language a record of conquest, the history of which is now lost to us.

The urine may contain hemoglobin or its derivatives after hemolysis (liberation of hemoglobin from red blood cells), after incompatible blood transfusion, and in malignant malaria (blackwater fever).

A ThermalBoundary may contain attributes characterising its type (thermalBoundaryType), orientation (azimuth and inclination), size (area), explicit geometry (surfaceGeometry), and material properties for the "opaque" part of the corresponding building element (Construction).

The increase in fungal biomass from 14 to 30 mg g−1 in the same period and the fact that bacterial biomass production in PIII is not taken into account suggests that the A. bisporus diet may contain bacteria as its main course.