Sentence examples for elements coming from from inspiring English sources

Malaysia is a melting pot with the dominant elements coming from Thailand, India, Indonesia, and, most conspicuously, China.

MONOBOB, a new electron cyclotron resonance ion source (ECRIS) has been designed to ionise the radioactive elements coming from the production target of the SPIRAL II project.

But now one of the most prominent of the former political prisoners, Ko Ko Gyi, a member of "the '88 generation students", has blamed the violence in Rakhine state on elements coming from "across the border".

"You can't pin it down to a specific influence or reference," said Yann Le Coadic, a freelance interior designer in Paris, who says the French call the look faux coordonne -- meaning something appears to have been conceived of as a single thing but "on close inspection is composed of elements coming from different sources".

The key elements coming from this review are listed in Box 1.

Mashup, as a general term in the UGC/UGS domain, is an application that incorporates elements coming from more than one source into an integrated user experience [1].

"The negative elements came from the implementation.

And Treyarch claims that all these elements come from stringent analysis of real-life scientific and military advancements.

While many of the show's most striking elements come from the firm, artists are represented as well.

The corresponding term is Romance in languages based on Latin; in each case the underlying elements came from Rome.

We prove convergence theorems and obtain some estimates for the rate of convergence of vector greedy algorithms when elements come from certain classes.