Sentence examples for component that in from inspiring English sources

He added, "Her popularity as of late is curious because of the overriding sexual component that, in my mind, takes attention away from what would normally be conversations about acting skill".

The first two citations against Eastern had to do with two Boeing 727 aircraft that had flown thousands of flights with a landing-gear component that, in accord with an F.A.A. directive, should have been subjected to special inspections.

a shopping cart ordering component that in response to performance of an add-to-shopping-cart action, sends a request to the server system to add the item to a shopping cart.

Streamflow is disaggregated into a subsurface component and a surface component that, in turn, is considered formed by two different contributions: impervious runoff and surface runoff from permeable areas induced by heavy rains.

Rightholders of any copyright or of any related right as well as of the right under Article 102bis (3) [concerning databases], may apply to protected works or objects effective technological protection measures, including any technology, device or component that, in the normal course of its operation, is designed to prevent or restrict acts which are not authorised by the rightholders.

Claim 6 provides for "a display component for displaying information identifying the item," and then immediately recites "the single action ordering component that in response to performance of only a single action" sends a request to purchase the item to a server system.

Another nonverbal component that comes solely "in person," is touch.

Hansen was a key acquisition - Suzlon got its hands on a component that was in short supply.

Handspring would not identify the component that was in short supply, but said its supplier had corrected the problem.

Therefore the Republican Party has a considerably large racial -- even racist -- component that's in operation today.

Unfortunately it is quite difficult to have a strong audiovisual component that works in larger venues such as festivals unless you have tons of money.