Sentence examples for elements of the largest from inspiring English sources

Soon enough, their gemlike lights will glow brilliantly as the signature elements of the largest advertising billboard in Times Square, trumpeted by its designers as the world's most complex, powerful and digitally advanced new supersign, with unequaled high-resolution graphics.

Both elements of C are part of the elements of the largest subtree in (D_i).

The two elements of C are part of the elements of the largest subtree in (D_i) (Fig. 3).

But he said: "I think the trigger for the Duchamp set was seeing a small booklet showing each of the elements of 'The Large Glass' in very clear line drawings.

That set took apart different elements of "The Large Glass" and broke them up into translucent boxes like scientific specimens and, in performance, held them up to the light in new ways, turning them into stage décor through which lighting passed.

The shafts and other elements of the larger apparatuses in which points served usually were perishable and are not preserved; practically, then, points are individual objects.

And I think that the toxic culture of gay porn might partly stem from toxic elements of the larger gay community.

In the MDASI interfaces, we were careful to ensure that the visual elements of the larger iPad interface were visible on the iPod interface without the need for additional zooming.

"This is the single most important element of the largest affordable housing plan in the nation's history," said Shaun Donovan, commissioner of the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, referring to the mayor's plan to create or preserve 165,000 units of lower-priced housing by 2013.

As she began to look into the issue, Davis realized that she had to take action to preserve this disappearing natural resource that is a core element of the largest indigenous religion in the United States.

The critical component in this structural rearrangement is the trigger loop, a flexible element of the largest subunit of RNA polymerase (the β' subunit in eubacterial RNAP, and the Rpb1 subunit in eukaryotic RNA polymerase II (Pol II)) that interacts with the substrate and other elements of the enzyme active site.