The base elements of the canyon country -- sun, stone, wind, a wilderness of eroded rock and mazes -- used to repel people.
There are ways to be beaten and to go down toothless while hitting passes straight out, lacking a first touch, and having all other base elements of the elite player missing is unforgivable.
In each instance, IS26 was inserted beyond the 59-base element of the dfrA5 gene cassette and after the first 24 bp of the 3'-CS.
It would be quite a feat to alchemise the base elements of that wretched business into the gold of comedy.
The Spectator accused May of "pandering to the basest elements of the Tory party" and offering a "stale and noxious concoction of tawdry nativism".
The article, written by journalist Alex Massie for the Spectator magazine, accused Theresa May of "pandering to the basest elements of the Tory party".
If Houghton is a parody of a celebrity, she is also an exaggeration of the basest elements of the modern age – the shallowness, the celebrity worship, the narcissism, the lack of filter – and the rest of us can only look after her, shaking our heads, and wondering what, exactly, is a sex dungeon.
Ephron based elements of the story on interviews with the film's director, Rob Reiner, who had just been through a divorce, together with anecdotes told by her own circle of friends.
He credited the graphic coverage of violence by San Antonio news outlets as one inspiration for the film and based elements of the plot on serial killer Ed Gein in 1950s Wisconsin; Gein inspired other horror films such as Psycho (1960) and The Silence of the Lambs (1991).
