Sentence examples for elementary part from inspiring English sources

"It was an elementary part of his education as a Test cricketer.

It does, however, remain an elementary part of the liberal defense of individual freedom.

Biodiversity has not only become one of the basic environmental policy objectives in both international and national political arenas but also an elementary part of the general discourse of global environmental change.

(f) A scene is elementary part or task of information systems services, or a kind of Web services; it is represented by a hyperarc that symbolizes the transition from one state of documents to the other.

In general proof theory, "proofs are studied in their own right in the hope of understanding their nature", in contradistinction to Hilbert-style "reductive proof theory", which is the "attempt to analyze the proofs of mathematical theories with the intention of reducing them to some more elementary part of mathematics such as finitistic or constructive mathematics" (Prawitz, 1972, p. 123).

"Access to treatment is an elementary part of high quality health care" (Finnish patient).

Sketched below are some of the key ideas involved in setting up the more elementary parts of complex analysis.

It is worth reading today, as many communities, universities, and other institutions across the country engage in difficult yet remarkable conversations about race and justice, in which there is a wide consensus that racism continues to degrade the criminal-justice system, corrupt policies on housing and finance, and distort many other elementary parts of American life.

Then the problem has been reduced to two elementary parts—on the right the upward force on m2 is T − m2g, so that its acceleration upward is T/m2 − g; and on the left the downward force on m1 is m1g − T, so that its acceleration downward is g − T/m1.

A local level describes the phenomena occurring on elementary parts of the domain.

In other cases, he based analogies on structural similarities between the elementary parts of an area of study (e.g., Lefèvre 1497 a3r, where he discusses the analogies of elementary parts of disciplines).