Sentence examples for age element from inspiring English sources

The way the novel also encompasses a coming of age element as well is perfect.

It's been out there for 35 years or something, but the new age element have found it and hailed it as a spiritual monument.

The idea of clouds and air was even given a space age element in the puffy metallic fabrics used to construct vests and pleated skirts that hinted at spacesuits, as well as furry snoods that, in profile, resembled astronauts' helmets.

Potential confounders identified in other studies 2 17 19–24 included sex, age, element (Army, Navy or Air Force), component (Regular or Reserve Force), rank category, military occupation, years of service, marital status and presence of live-in dependents.

At first, I liked the shimmery, New Age elements — basically, stuff that sounds fine in the background.

In terms of writing YA novels, I love exploring coming of age elements".

While the time Raz spends at Whispering Rock is a strong representation of Psychonauts' coming of age elements, perception and identity play an integral role during his journey to Thorney Towers Home for the Disturbed.

"I took six months out and just started making music that I love," says Weiss. "[I was] going back to my roots from when I first got into house music and I think you can hear that in Weiss tracks, the combination of the old school sounds and new age elements".

In another review of Paint the Sky, Bill Binkelman of Wind and Wire says that "Joseph is one of the very best artists when it comes to crafting piano instrumentals augmented by the spot-on application of an assortment of keyboard embellishments, from standard orchestral accompaniment to more textural/new age elements".

In this process, sensitivity analysis for each ageing element was done to understand the effects of each ageing element on the thermal-hydraulic conditions and peak cladding temperature.

Each ageing element was selected from among the many thermal-hydraulic factors in which each element would have the greatest effect on the thermal-hydraulic conditions determined by the analysis of the ageing effect on the reactor.