Sentence examples for which contents are from inspiring English sources

One example of microbial spoilage of canned foods is "sulfide spoilage" caused by C. nigrificans, in which contents are blackened and have the odour of rotten eggs.

Second (Sections 3 7), which contents are contents of experience?

If qualia are representational contents, just which contents are these?

A different debate concerns which contents are best to reflect important similarities in spatial experiences.

But the contents of Mn, Mo, Ni and Cr at the same position are lowest, which contents are 1.121 %, 0.063 %, 0.062 % and 0.005 %.

At the center of weld pool, the contents of C, Si, P and S are highest, which contents are 0.050 %, 0.270 %, 0.016 % and 0.010 %, respectively.

This elegant approach uses the distributed intelligence of Web users to determine which content is most relevant.

It also will provide a "dashboard" for the people in Burlington, where the campaign can track patterns on its unofficial sites and observe which content is most popular.

In a new-media world in which content is king, some see Mr. Sillerman's strategy as a shrewd gathering of music's greatest content providers: bands and artists.

The merger, meanwhile, has reshaped the landscape that faces C. Michael Armstrong, chairman of AT&T, as he pushes Ma Bell beyond its long-distance roots and into a world in which content is as important as access.

Some say we've entered an era in which content is king, but Slate's history has taught me King Content ain't going nowhere unless Queen Distribution gets him there.