Sentence examples for elements meaning from inspiring English sources
Any new state budget should, at the very least, maintain all of these elements — meaning no more caving in by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the Legislature on the payroll tax that many suburban legislators despise.
Second, the Canon lens, while somewhat larger, has all internal elements — meaning nothing on the outside moves except the switches and rings.
It isn't known what happened to the bodies in the early stages of these rites, though the lack of animal damage on the bones suggests that they weren't exposed to the elements, meaning that they were either sealed away or buried deep in the ground.
The room I chose had a smashed window and was open to the elements, meaning I could see my breath when I was in bed (March 2013 was to prove one of the coldest on record).
Apparently, Hippocrates of Chios, in the 5th century bc, and others soon after him had already begun the work of organizing geometric results into a systematic form in textbooks called "elements" (meaning "fundamental results" of geometry).
The computer algorithm cycles through all the possible combinations of filmic elements, meaning that the 'full length' of the videos can stretch for days or even years.
This happens when so many bubbles are forming that they merge into a blanket surrounding the element, meaning that it can no longer transfer heat to the water.
A hairstylist friend of mine used to place leather bondage gear in her downtown shop window to scare off what she called "the wrong element," meaning anyone wanting a nice wash and trim.
The stars were near the end of their lives, yet were rich in this short-lived element, meaning nuclear reactions within the stars must be producing it.
The implicit knowledge of spatial phenomena (Mark and Frank 1991) concerns elements, meanings and values that lie above all in the civil culture of a population.
As designs are submitted and made public, the creative can follow the flow of designs and be inspired by elements, meanings and stories as they emerge.
