Sentence examples for elements from which from inspiring English sources
Those are the elements from which the major parts of the gallery exhibit are derived — kitchen domesticity, beaches, and the temporal implications of still images.
The station provided not only the perfect framework for the show but also the theatrical elements from which an appropriate cityscape could be constructed.
The special axioms vary, but the basis normally includes the principle of extensionality and some restricted form of the principle of comprehension, or some elements from which these can be deduced.
Transistors are the elements from which computer processors are built, so spintronic transistors would mean spintronic processors a complete takeover of a computer's innards by spintronics.In the minds of some, however, even that is only the beginning.
The notion that matter is made of fundamental building blocks dates to the ancient Greeks, who speculated that earth, air, fire, and water might form the basic elements from which the physical world is constructed.
A commercial for Dow Chemical shows a slow montage of art photography — doleful miners staring at the camera with blackened faces, a fish swimming in the ocean, tribesmen, a woman with a stroller — as a narrator solemnly intones, "Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen are the very same elements from which we are made, they are the bond between us all".
"This is one of the most harmful aspects of the case and an element from which the child needs protection.
Eighteenth-century jewelers used it in quatre-couleur gold, which consisted of greenish, whitish, and pinkish iterations of the element from which decorative inlays were fashioned.
What Nolan factors out is the broader societal element from which Cooper and his family are seemingly insulated on their farm.
Oil, the emperor-element of our modern wasteland, monstrous in its victimisation, yet yielding for a split second to the mercy of water, the element from which we, and what is left of our planet, remain constituted.
