Sentence examples for are typical elements of from inspiring English sources

Rivers form natural ecological networks and riparian buffer zones of rivers are typical elements of ecological networks.

The fanlight of the central doorway and the white-washed brick construction are typical elements of the style.

Masonry arches are typical structural elements of existing masonry constructions.

Besides the aspects concerning their economical relevance, tree crops like vineyards, olive and orange orchards are also typical elements of the Mediterranean landscape, and their ecological role has been recently revitalised in consideration of their function as carbon sinks for the Kyoto agreement.

The large values of the electronegativity and the electron affinity of oxygen are typical of elements that show only nonmetallic behaviour.

These activities are typical of transposable elements, so the origin of Cas1 from this type of elements that are extremely common in prokaryotes appears likely.

Wind flats are typical coastal landscape elements of the tide-less Southern Baltic Sea.

These rearrangements of cellular elements are typical of an EMT and are very similar to those of cells moving into the primitive streak in embryos during stage E.7.5 (see Figures  2C and 3D in [ 43]) [ 44] suggesting that, under the influence of Act and Wnt signalling in culture, mESCs have activated a developmental programme very similar to that of cells undergoing gastrulation.

All these elements are typical members of the Helitron superfamily, lacking TIRs and with TA TSDs (Kapitonov and Jurka 2001).

True or not, the story has two elements that are typical of Brown's passionate form of abolition: it was intensely personal, and it involved an empathy, rather than patronizing sympathy, with the sufferings of black people.

The legend has Brown, at the age of twelve, seeing a slave boy being beaten, and swearing, then and there, to "declare, or Swear: Eternal War with Slavery". True or not, the story has two elements that are typical of Brown's passionate form of abolition: it was intensely personal, and it involved an empathy, rather than patronizing sympathy, with the sufferings of black people.