Yuya Kikawada's life since the disasters in Japan has been reduced to the most elemental of actions: putting one foot in front of the other, over and over and over again, as he walks through the devastation of his home town in search of his mother.
With Alan Ladd as the officer leading the way — and internal conflict provided by a cowardly commander (Robert Douglas) and a saloon girl wanted for murder (Shelley Winters) — the film eases itself into the most elemental of action plots, the simple conquest of space.
The villains are not only elemental, and the action includes an apocryphal tale of Nazi invasion.
The synergistic action of local elemental distribution, and in particular Re doping, with interfacial dislocations at the γ/γ′ interface is still one of the most considered and unclear issues during creep of nickel-based single-crystal superalloys.
Hamdi's "private interest... affected by the official action," is the most elemental of liberty interests --the interest in being free from physical detention by one's own government.
Most crude oils contain organosulfur compounds such as thiols, sulfides, and polysulfides, presumably formed from the reaction of hydrocarbons with elemental sulfur, in turn generated from microbial action on sulfate in rocks.
It was everything you could possibly want from a sci-fi action movie, distilled to its elemental parts.
The mechanism of action of EN and especially of elemental diet might be multifactorial [ 12].
Myers' evocation of landscape is intimate and elemental, though it is not immediately apparent when the action is set.
