The Developmental Scoring System (DSS-ROCF) [ 53] yields for each of the three conditions three mutually exclusive scores, an Organization score, a Structural Elements Accuracy score, and an Incidental Elements Accuracy score.
Costas's critics were outraged by the idea that guns were anything but an incidental plot element, as innocent as the flapping of butterfly wings.
Building a saxophone language of incidental elements, you'd think, is like creating a style of poetry that uses semicolons, ellipses and other niceties but no actual words.
All steels contain a small amount of incidental elements left over from steelmaking.
Explaining that his work stems from his obsession with textures, colors and what others may consider to be incidental elements of an image, many of Henderson's offerings have been created by "layering" his images and re-photographing background details through various mediums including glass as well as screens from computers and televisions.
Incidental elements in older pictures became main events in new ones.
What we also see at the Jewish Museum is that the incidental elements in the cult of wine were marvelously elegant.
All of this is captured on film--all of this plus the incidental elements, such as the movement in the background.
The Incidental Elements Accuracy score quantifies the number (0 to 39) of Outer Configuration and Internal Detail segments.
Sarlo's study complements and corrects the overwhelming tendency of scholarship on Borges that categorizes him as a cosmopolitan writer whose national tradition is an incidental rather than a decisive element in his writing (i.e., Michel Berveiller, Le Cosmopolitisme de Borges, Paris, Didier, 1973).
A big difference between these books and older ones is that the diverse elements of newer books are often an incidental part of the characters.
