Elemental analyses were carried out using EDX, it determines the component elements present in the samples.
They removed the skin of the building and laid bare its bones; it was reduced to its component elements.
(Water, for example, could be broken down into its component elements of hydrogen and oxygen and used to fuel rockets).
Thus, synthesized sound is sound that a musician builds from component elements.
As production values continue to rise, an ever-larger percentage of a game's component elements -- music, voice-overs, etc. -- are now outsourced to specialist companies.
The karikas do not say much about whether the gunas are to be regarded as qualities or as component elements.
Of all the component elements that together form a completed interior, the single most important element is space.
The multi-hulled catamaran is in a shipyard at Saint Malo on France's west coast, awaiting the installation of solar panels, wind turbines and electrolysis equipment, which breaks down water to produce its component elements, hydrogen and oxygen.
The different rocks are deeply weathered and are broken down into their common component elements to produce broadly similar soils under the same climatic conditions.
Back in 1927, in "The Rise of American Civilization," Charles and Mary Beard wrote about how the New York World, in its heyday under Joseph Pulitzer, became America's first mass-circulation newspaper: "It exploited to the utmost limit the tragedy and comedy of contemporary life, in all its component elements of sex, society, crime, perversion, love, romance, and emotion generally".
For a family like ours, that indulges the communal passion for skiing with a curfew on the credit card, and cobbling together the component elements of holidays independent of tour operators, a call of this nature was something of a surprise.
