Sentence examples for element coming from from inspiring English sources
In 16 multilayered fabrics, oxygen content is expected to increase with the increase in ZnO content because of the oxygen element coming from the ZnO nanoparticles.
Similar behavior was also observed in the case of Cs, an anthropogenic element coming from global and Chernobyl fallout [ 47, 48].
The cavalier element came from the Yorkshiremen.
The jarring element came from the untraditional décor by the painter Yolanda Sonnabend.
But the key missing element comes from the cookie-less environment of mobile, and this is where Verizon gets interesting.
The production's contemporary element comes from showing the main characters engaged in a triangle of desire, distrust and gamesmanship.
This also extends to telling visitors exactly where each element came from – the shop he bought it from and how much it cost.
"The production's contemporary element comes from showing the main characters engaged in a triangle of desire, distrust and gamesmanship," he said, adding: "In her village Adina is like a prima donna, something Ms. Netrebko easily conveys".
The Welsh element comes from the weaving into the Latin Mass of a carol whose ecumenical spirit leads into the Beatitudes from Matthew's gospel, the latter narrated in Welsh by Rowan Williams, the former archbishop of Wales and of Canterbury, with a gradual coalescence of strings beneath the spoken voice.
The protective element comes from the fact that by scratching you may disturb whatever is on your skin causing the itch – just as when a mosquito lands on your arm and the tickle causes you to scratch the site and dislodge that freeloading blood sucker.
