Sentence examples for defining component from inspiring English sources

Star anise is also the defining component of Chinese five-spice, a delicious and distinctive seasoning.

In this glossy, glamorous book, environment is a — perhaps even the — defining component of modern chic.

Engage with people in the moment and on an ongoing basis, making these interactions a defining component of your work together.

Which may not sound like a huge loss, because it's just a piece of silly wordplay, but it is a loss: the ability to take a joke is a fundamental, perhaps defining, component of social legitimacy and confidence.

High altitude headache (HAH) is the most common neurological complaint at altitude and the defining component of acute mountain sickness (AMS).

Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, said his office had embraced the new approach, long advocated by those who see brutal oppression of women as the defining component of the commercial sex trade.

And meat pies with tomato sauce are defining components not just of New Zealand and Aussie rugby fandom, but of basic national identity.

The first stage in the investigation of a complex intervention is to identify its defining components.

"Mama Tried," "Big City," "Tonight the Bottle Let Me Down": these are the foundational texts of hard country, not only great tunes but defining components of the music's populist image.

Furthermore, the position of Arousal and Valence ratings was very close to the main axes defining components 1 and 2, respectively (Fig. 2 b ), consistent with this interpretation.

First, this paper integrates the literature of mechatronic architecture and complex networks theory to define component network.