Sentence examples for be a better element from inspiring English sources

There is no explicit reason given for moving the earth; Aristotle reports that some others (Platonists?; see Kingsley 1995, 175 80) thought it should be moved because fire was thought to be a "better" element than earth and hence to belong at the center of the cosmos, which is a position of honor (Arist., De Caelo 293b2).

For a circuit using discrete components the Schottky diode would be a better choice of switching element for its extremely low voltage drop in the on state.

However, suggested that a physical prototype would be a better medium to judge the elements of touch, sound and the overall feel of the product.

While full automation may be appropriate for investors in the early stages of wealth accumulation (<$500,000 in household wealth), a wealth management model that combines best of breed automation with a human advisory element may be a better course for those with greater levels of wealth (>$500,000 in household wealth).

The days when "jacket required" was enough to ensure a better element of patron began dying after World War II, said Anne Hollander, a fashion historian and author of "Seeing Through Clothes".

The penetration depth of photonic radiation in the material decreases with increasing atomic number, so there is a better spatial resolution for heavier elements (XPS).

For element Ag, it has smaller diameter and larger ionization energy than group IA elements, and its doping process is favorable in O-rich conditions, which can suppress the defects in ZnO; thus, element Ag is a better candidate for p-type ZnO doping.

Richard Thompson, professor of marine biology at Plymouth University, told an experts' briefing in London that better design was a key element in combating the rapidly growing problem: "The irony is that if most of these materials were better designed, they could be better recycled, and we could capture them.

Israeli companies always seem to do better when there is a technology element to their trade, though this is not surprising considering the legions of Israeli army-trained engineers and managers.

These data reveal that making comparisons using multiple FOP label formats poses problems for consumers, particularly, when there is no interpretive element in common; participants coped better when there was a common element.

Thus it can be served as a better sensing element.