Sentence examples for elemental features from inspiring English sources

He has a large nose and sharp, elemental features—he looks a little as if a child had drawn him.

To report the ultrastructural and elemental features of two opacified intraocular lenses (IOLs).

The microstructure, phase and elemental features of developed large-surface-area composites were characterized via FESEM, TEM/HRTEM, XPS, XRD/GIXRD, Raman and FT-IR techniques.

The chapter will throw light on elemental features like the number of pins, clock speed, memory, and peripherals to check the architectural similarities and dissimilarities.

To report the clinical, histopathologic, ultrastructural, and elemental features of 17 opacified Hydroview (Bausch and Lomb Surgical, Rochester, New York, USA) hydrogel intraocular lenses (IOL) necessitating explantation and discuss from a clinicopathologic perspective why these lenses became opacified.

Right now, I'm going to focus on how the Android stacks up to the iPhone in its most elemental features.

In contrast to earlier linear models of elemental feature representation, configural representation requires individual stimulus be represented in the context of other stimuli and is typified by non-linear learning tasks such as the transverse patterning problem.

The Presocratics immediately recognized the basic dilemma: either mind (or, more generally, whatever the apparently "macroscopic", "high-level", or non-fundamental property at issue) is an elemental feature of the world or it somehow emerges from, or is conditioned by, such features.

It is often an elemental feature of neoplasia that instead of major qualitative changes in the chemico-molecular make-up of the cell as a whole, the activity of one or more critical player is 'modified' from being normal.

A new release, coming January 20th, "Swingin' on the Korner" (Elemental Music), features Garland and his trio from December, 1977, at San Francisco's legendary Keystone Korner, home to some of the finest of all live recordings (such as Rahsaan Roland Kirk's "Bright Moments," a set by Mary Lou Williams, and four volumes of Woody Shaw from the late seventies).

In composing the melodies for the conditions Melody and Rhyme&Melody, the composer made sure that the structures of the sung sentences fit with standard structures of children's songs, taking into account elemental common features of popular children's music, such as repeatability, the use of major and minor harmonies, and a simple rhythm.