Sentence examples for a kind of element from inspiring English sources
"We likened it to the Laurentian Library," Williams said, referring to a Michelangelo design in Florence that features a massive freestanding block of steps marking the transition from a lobby to a reading room, "a stair that would be a kind of element of memory".
And in fact there is a kind of dynastic element in Dutch baseball.
On the other end is the notoriously difficult Ray Davies of the Kinks; Temple is also planning a film about his volatile relationship with his brother Dave - "with a kind of Rashomon element to it, where you have two different versions of the same events seen through Ray's eyes and Dave's eyes".
Nickel is a kind of sulphophile element, which has an excellent sulfur adsorption property.
In addition, then, to this "created word" auditory phenomenon revealed to the prophet, Saadya's doctrine of prophecy also involves the "created glory", a kind of visual element of the prophecy, described in particular by Saadya as the verification mechanism for the prophet.
The STCG method is a kind of finite element technique that uses continuous polynomial functions both in time and space to approximate the evolution problems, that is, it does not only use continuous polynomial functions to discretize space but also uses them to discretize time.
This is mainly because, on one hand 3D Panel Method is a kind of Boundary Element Method, which analyzes 3D potential flow field using surface mesh, on the other hand ROM is in essence a type of Spectrum Method and its analysis is performed in the reduced order space created by POD.
So then there is a kind of tourist element at work.
It's that or they're viewed as a kind of anthropological element of a culture other than American.
There's always been a kind of awful element of fun to listening to rabid Paul defense, given that much of it was reality-optional.
There's always been a kind of awful element of fun to listening to rabid Paul defence, given that much of it was reality-optional.
