Sentence examples for among all elements from inspiring English sources

The most abundant transition element in the Earth's solid crust is iron, which is fourth among all elements and second (to aluminum) among metals in crustal abundance.

The three-node triangular element is the most discreditable one among all elements for thin situations.

Observing the lower half of Φ M, apparently w ̄ = w − [ 1, …, 1 ] T. Suppose that w k has the largest real part among all elements of w.

Temperate forests, with wide ranges of biogeographical and climate variations, and with sufficient complexity in forest structure and a variety of tree species, are perhaps ideal for exploring interactions and relationships among all elements of forest ecosystems.

As v k has the largest norm among all elements of v, any v j with j ∈ N k also has such inequalities, and the inequalities turn to equalities when and only when v j ′ = v j, ∀ j ′ ∈ N j.

It is a simple modification of the standard least squares method whose principal result is that the so-called perpendicular offsets are minimized when the full structure of correlated noise among all elements of variable x, y or both variables is supposed to be used.

Functional connectivity is often evaluated among all the elements of a system, regardless whether these elements are connected by direct structural links; moreover, it is highly time-dependent (hundreds of milliseconds) and model-free, and it measures statistical interdependence (e.g. mutual information) without explicit reference to causal effects.

Among all the elements of this family, one can choose this fourth-order element or any of the infinite members of third order of convergence, if only the speed of convergence is considered.

The stage being by its nature a precarious and dangerous place, true parity among all those elements is a rare and difficult achievement.

"The American question was: where do we turn among all these elements?" The circles in question represented national governments, the European Union, the new office of Europe's "high representative" for foreign and security affairs and other institutions.

WASHINGTON — Among all the elements of Mitt Romney's 59-point economic plan, his vow to crack down on China's trade policy would seem the most out of place.