Sentence examples for chosen elements from inspiring English sources

Describing his process of starting compositions and improvisations alike in a "field of emptiness and chaos", he talks of "just trusting" the idea that his chosen elements will eventually work well together.

Just as a hybrid car combines the distinct advantages of petrol and electric propulsion systems, Japan has been developing a new hybrid model of capitalism that brings together aspects of the old Japanese model, which ran into trouble in the early 1990s, with carefully chosen elements of the more dynamic American or Anglo-Saxon variety of capitalism.

Then the optimal assignment result consists of the RN-MN pairs as represented by the chosen elements in the modified gain matrix.

This framework builds on the operating risk defined as the probability of the system to be outside the stable operation domain, given probabilistic forecasts for the uncertainty (load and wind power generation levels) and outage rates of chosen elements of the system (generators and transmission lines).

However, Troilus has reappeared in 20th and 21st century retellings of the Trojan War by authors who have chosen elements from both the classical and medieval versions of his story.

As one of the "Instruments of the Passion" the Thirty Pieces by themselves often feature in groups of the Instruments, especially in the late Middle Ages, although they are one of the less commonly chosen elements of the group.

As in the scanning electron microscope (SEM), the probe is scanned so that an image of the distribution of a chosen element may be built up on a cathode-ray tube.

The policy starts by selecting the farthest element (reference) from a randomly chosen element.

Permutation change: Change the permutation factor for chosen element H i, k b.

However, the latter suggests that this chosen element is a constant component of the material, which may not be the case in paint layers organized in stratigraphic layers.

Any number from the interval (−1,1) is attained by the correlation coefficient of a suitably chosen element from the latter subset.