The hydride CaH2, formed by the direct action of the elements, liberates hydrogen when treated with water.
Though shaped by the random action of the elements, they bear an uncanny resemblance to the free-form buildings known as blobs, whose designers rely on computers.
Like causes still produce like effects; in the same manner as in the mutual action of the elements and powers of nature" (Hume 1978, p. 401).
What that 17th-century doctor and antiquarian had said was: "And surely we are all out of the computation of our age, and every man is some months elder than he bethinks him; for we live, move, have a being, and are subject to the actions of the elements, and the malice of diseases, in that other World, the truest Microcosm, the Womb of our Mother".
That film, a virtual modernist Western set in the late nineteen-forties (and adapted from a true story), turns talk into action via the element of time.
Small amounts of certain metals, notably copper, manganese, and iron, act as powerful catalysts of oxidation; sequestering agents are therefore used to block the action of these elements if their presence is unavoidable.
Since these processes arise from complex interactions among genetic and non-genetic elements, mathematical and computational models are useful to study the concerted action of these elements.
Given the serious nature of this conduct, the Cardinal has called for a public inquiry to be conducted in relation to the actions of those elements of the Victorian Police who are undermining the royal commission's work.
And in both types of case the best defence against the threat is reflection, understood as a mental probing, an examination and then cross-examination, whether of a work of art or of an action, and of the elements in and aspects of our situation that motivate our judgments, all this with a view to factoring out irrelevant considerations.
Regardless of the label placed on the cause of action, the elements of products liability still must be met to properly maintain such a product-based proceeding.
Arrows represent the positive regulatory action of one element of the network on another one.
