Sentence examples for elements of a figure from inspiring English sources

But there is no thinking your way through the most difficult elements of a figure skater's routine.

As the activity begins, lexical relations include nuclear relations between elements of a figure, water (entity) and moving (process); and repetition: moving-moving.

But Ms. Rebeck said the character is informed by elements of a number of figures from her personal experience — and not Mr. Lish — as well as by the cultural myth of the writing guru.

Churches, railway stations, and other elements of a townscape figure largely in both books.

While it's easy as a boy to revel in the toughness and the aggressive and combative elements of a popular figure like Wayne, for me it was the sense of honor, the loyalty, commitment, decency, and high standards for himself and others depicted in most of his films that I saw as reflecting my dad's view of the world and what we should be in it.

He was a vocally poignant and melting Alfredo, though I still heard elements of a singer figuring out technical details.

The generative model of ISFA is shown in Figure 2. σ A 2 and σ ε 2 are the variance parameters of the elements of A and E. Figure 2 Graphical model of conventional ISFA.

The extent to which trust, or the unmeasurable elements of a doctor/patient relationship figure in the uptake of those preventive services which are highly recommended and irrefutably evidence-based is, to my knowledge, unassessed and unknown.

Significant differences between intervention and control groups were only observed for change in quality of life and some elements of SIMS. Figure 3 illustrates a comparison of the SIMS questionnaire responses for intervention and control patients at follow-up (6 months postintervention).

Alternatively, the illusory contours do not prevent saccadic compression because, for example, they operate at a higher level of the visual stream than the re-mapping processes, but saccadic compression can be prevented by reducing the distance between the inducers so that the discrete elements of the figure are seen as a whole rather than its parts by the Gestalt law of proximity.

For the latter, results of scientific developments need to be shared with and utilized by various stakeholders such as national government, local government or communities (Figure 5). Figure 5 Elements of a tsunami-resilient society.