Sentence examples for early elements from inspiring English sources

Hippocrates of Chios, who wrote an early Elements about 450 bce, took the first steps in cracking the altar problem.

A few other early elements are similarly on the nose, like a debate about whether one can separate sex and intimacy.

Together with the 70,000 Kurdish warriors who call themselves the pesh merga, "those who face death," the U.S. troops being inserted daily are early elements of what will become the northern front.

The White House posted a blog entry by Stephanie Cutter, a senior aide to the president, that hailed "yet another victory" for Americans getting benefits from the early elements of the bill.

Fifty Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, and his criticism of some of the more violent figures in rap music emerged as early elements in a sweeping investigation into the shooting of Jam Master Jay in a Jamaica recording studio Wednesday night.

The early elements of it are obvious: the antimissile batteries that the United States has spent billions of dollars installing on the territory of Arab allies, and a new Pentagon plan to put more ships and antimissile batteries into the Persian Gulf, in cooperation with six Arab states led by Saudi Arabia.

In November 2010 and under different circumstances from those at present, BP agreed the sale of its interest in PAE as an early element of its divestment programme to strengthen its balance sheet.

(The company began to offer users Web access to their AOL In boxes in 1999 through its AOL Mail service, an early element of its AOL Anywhere system, which offer users access to accounts on devices like cellphones and wireless-enabled hand-held computers).

Hodgson admitted there would be an early element of experimentation about England's side, with his focus firmly on that opening Euro 2012 meeting with France, perhaps even above getting a victory in Norway.

The Good Foot style of competition dance was an early element of b-boying, which consisted of mostly floor work, known as top-rock, up-rock, spinning and freezes.

An early element of EMT is a loss of cell-cell adhesion (Nieto, 2011).