Sentence examples for a prime element from inspiring English sources

Youth, once associated with marginality, became a prime element of success.

The practice of sampling -- electronically copying bits of sound from another artist's recordings -- is a prime element in rap music.

And it has sought out alternative ways to confront Al Qaeda's presence in the Afghan-Pakistani border areas, once a prime element of a long-term relationship.

Some people here struggle to understand the paradox of McDonald's success in a country that prides itself on viewing food as a prime element of culture.

Prior to Moore and the work of Archipenko, Boccioni, and Lipchitz, space had been a negative element in figure sculpture; in Moore's string sculptures and Lipchitz' transparencies of the 1920s, it became a prime element of design.

KARLHEINZ STOCKHAUSEN, a 20th-century German composer who died in 2007, rejected traditional musical forms and often refused commissions, preferring to create his own avant-garde spatial works, which incorporate the physical space as a prime element.

The qualification, that while face itself may be trans-culturally pervasive, features important to it in any particular culture may not be general across them all (Ho 1976, pp. 881 82), is an additional prime element of face that will be drawn upon in this paper for purposes of conceptual refinement.

Furthermore, despite their size, the French Royal Manufactories did not possess the third prime element of a true factory system: mechanization.

The use of batteries as a prime storage element carries a cost penalty in terms of the unladen weight of the vehicle.

There are controversial views as to the relative importance of the vascular theory versus the glial theory as a prime underlying element of pathogenesis of late radiation effects [7].

The theme of centre versus provinces, characteristic of other countries, took on a new form as court patronage became the prime element in political management.