Sentence examples for descriptive element from inspiring English sources

"I was just using it as a descriptive element," she said of Mr. McCowen's race.

Søndergård let the musical narrative unfold without overindulging either the vivid descriptive element or Rachmaninov's more deeply emotional engagement with his Russian heritage.

Two elements distinguish Mr. Shore's work with a view camera in the 1970's from Mr. Evans's work in the 1930's: one is technical -- the use of color as a descriptive element, a radical choice for Mr. Shore in 1973 given an art-world prejudice that considered color to be the hallmark of commercial photography.

There is a descriptive element in the music of many cultures, from the stylized sounds of falling rain and snow in Japanese samisen music to the vividly evoked plagues in George Frideric Handel's oratorio Israel in Egypt (1739) and the bird calls, battle sounds, and so forth appearing in European music (instrumental and vocal) for several centuries.

Some descriptive element is included in their semantics.

Stevenson's (P4), has a descriptive element that is more precise than (P3a)–(P3a).

Ultimately, though, the most descriptive elements in both productions remain Mr. Sondheim's scores.

The first, the key block, is generally the one that contains most of the structural or descriptive elements of the design, thus serving as a guide for the disposition of the other colours.

Such a RFM is built from functions using functional descriptive elements (FDEs) and represents the static relationships between them.

MPEG-4 also provides a standardized way to represent audio, video, or still image media objects using descriptive elements.

Users can define an agent's profiles by using high-level constructs (roles) or by defining low-level parameters to create application specific descriptive elements.