Sentence examples for elements and even from inspiring English sources

Systems are integrations of devices or component elements and even other systems.

But despite the elements, and even if it never saw a day of sun again, Edinburgh would have been impossible to dislike.

These values were superior to those found in the available soil fraction for these elements, and even superior to the soil total content for Mn.

Yet he points to ways that both spiritual practices and scientific speculation about multiverses and invisible dimensions are efforts to peer into the hidden elements and even the existential meaning of the universe.

But the movie resists the temptation to heighten the sci-fi elements, and even improves on what may be the novel's one flaw: a Hollywood-like scene near the end when various loose ends are melodramatically wrapped up.

But it had congratulatory elements, and even a whiff of promotion, when John C. Whitehead, chairman of the development corporation, reminded the crowd that its next challenge was to motivate the public to donate to the World Trade Center Memorial Foundation.

"Like becoming a pop star!" She describes the pain of touring, being pulled out of her element, and even goes so far as to say doctors diagnosed her with post-traumatic stress.

Several articles were impressive, but Mark Bergen's "Line of Credit," on India's new Central Bank governor, was among the best: it changed the way I think about India's economic situation, and also brought to life the human element — and even drama — of what could easily have been a dry story about monetary policy.

Screenwriter Simon Beaufoy has changed pretty much all of Swarup's stories, introduced a romantic element and even re-baptised the hero (who is now Jamal Malik).

There is large speculation (though nothing evidently documented yet) about the moon phase, direction the player is facing, in-game day (every day of the week is assigned an element), and even time of day the synthesis is performed to either increase or reduce the results of the recipe.

Medieval scribes recognized that copying error has a random or chaotic element, and even invented a counterpart to Maxwell's Demon as its source: Tutivillus, whom they adopted as their patron demon [12].