Sentence examples for element of one of from inspiring English sources

In our model, each of the network covariates is multiplied by a corresponding element of one of the beta vectors, much like covariates in a regression model are multiplied by regression coefficients.

The lake is the emblematic element of one of the most important wetlands in Spain, L'Albufera de Valencia Natural Park, and it is highly eutrophicated.

Thus any given active capacity will divide the range of passive capacities on which it is measured into two sets, every element of one of which is greater than every element of the other, and the limit of the capacity will be that unique capacity which is at the boundary between the two sets, either the greatest in the first set, or the least in the second.

Judge Patterson dismissed one element of one of the 12 charges.

The plural of this French version of the ham and cheese toastie is certainly not "croques monsieur", because "croque" ("munch") is not a noun, but (I think) the verb element of one of those peculiarly French terms in which a verb and noun combine to make a hyphenated noun, such as "pince-nez" ("pinch-nose").

However, using this approach for calculation of energy on hydrophobic surfaces leads to negative values of elements of one of polar constituents, usually the electron – acceptor one.

In another extended segment a herd of crawling, milling shadows looked like live elements of one of Mr. Cai's "explosion events," made from blown-up gunpowder.

The subterranean cavities and conduits are major elements of one of the most productive sources of freshwater in the world: the Floridan Aquifer, which underlies the entire state and extends below parts of Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina.

Donald Trump was quick to proclaim victory when the supreme court decided to allow elements of one of his most controversial policies to take effect before justices hear the case in the fall.

Brighton and Hove council chief executive John Barradell spoke at the event on the day his authority announced budget cuts of £82m over four years, and the creation of a workers' co-op out of the elements of one of the council's services.

It has been imitated by other photographers, but the imitations have seldom approached the animation of the originals; in any case, as soon as the imitators have mastered at least the surface elements of one of Avedon's innovations, he has always popped up with some entirely new departure, for he has never been one to stand still.