The phrase "at element" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific element in a context such as programming, chemistry, or another field, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The error occurred at element 5 in the array."
Alternatives: "in the element" or "at the item".
In G+C rich isochores, the AT element of the standard may thus be replaced by GC, while the CG dinucleotide may be replaced by CA, TG and TA, respectively, in A+T rich isochores.
Mr. Ryan had been partner and chief creative officer at Element 79 Partners, Chicago, part of the Omnicom Group.
My guess is the IUPAC members were terrible at element crossword puzzles and hoped to ruin the fun had by school children everywhere.
Brian Williams, chief executive at Element 79, will retire, according to a joint statement from the agencies, after serving as a consultant through a transition period.
Quaker Simple Harvest is aimed at consumers who are "box turners," said Debby Fries, group creative director at Element 79 in Chicago, referring to their habit of scrutinizing labels as they shop.
Bathrooms at Element hotels will most likely feature a showerhead that slides up and down to adjust for height, or can be unhooked and held as a sprayer, all in one piece, according to Mr. Lakas.
Available at Elements, 741 North Wells Street, Chicago, (877) 642-6574, elementschicago.com.
At Elements today, Michelle Nijhuis explores the history and inevitable demise of the earliest photographic images, from the nineteenth century.
At Elements, you make a meal from several little foods, so little that they are practically too little to share.
Mr. Anderson holds the title of executive chef at Mistral, but says he spends most of the week at Elements.
Taking the example of a hotel swimming pool, Teccura looks at elements such as lighting, air and water heating, water filtering and loss through evaporation.
