Sentence examples for element which would from inspiring English sources

I am for a nominated element which would include a range of views.

"It is fortunate that the money is mandated to be set aside and cannot be used for, say, test tubes, because there is always that element which would say 'buy test tubes,' " said Mr. Zeidenbergs.

Royal Mail introduced a deferred-shares element, which would vest three years after being awarded, and proposed to increase the shareholding guideline for executive directors to 200% of salary.

The aim is to capture the essence of the response of a unit cell in a single representative shell element, which would replace the more complicated and numerically costly 3D solid model of the yarns in a crossover.

We strongly support the first principal element, which would eliminate the "gun show loophole" or lack of background checks on private party firearm sales.

We hypothesized that the difference in phenotypes of the two mouse models was the result of alternative splicing of the ETn element, which would allow some transcription and synthesis of Cav1.4 protein.

The whole hundred-and-fifty-foot monolith, he meant, cast in many separate elements, which would remain separate and unassembled.

Spent nuclear fuel contains fission products and transuranium elements, which would remain radioactive for 104 to 108 years.

Officials said that the exact wording of the legislation was still being drafted but that there was agreement on all its main elements, which would draw on surplus revenue from Battery Park City to finance the housing.

Thus, there is no need for a transformation between the redundant and the non-redundant representations of field elements, which would be required in the classical unified architectures to realize the subtraction and comparison operations.

The school's students carried off these elements — which would defeat many foreign dancers — with apparent delight; the elegant carriage of their heads and arms was a particular pleasure.