Sentence examples for elements that combine from inspiring English sources

A study of the Greek and Latin word elements that combine to form most of the specialized terms in medicine, law, and biology.

The writing is almost impenetrable: "By focusing on movements of concomitant structures, I have attempted to isolate the systemic relations among the changing or non-changing elements that combine to form a structure".

In Cities and Complexity, Michael Batty offers a comprehensive view of urban dynamics in the context of complexity theory, presenting models that demonstrate how complexity theory can embrace a myriad of processes and elements that combine into organic wholes.

Recent developments in the design of advanced composite materials for construction have led researchers to create novel high-performance structural elements that combine fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) shapes with traditional materials.

Cables (or wire ropes) made from NiTi shape memory alloy (SMA) wires are relatively new and unexplored structural elements that combine many of the advantages of conventional cables with the adaptive properties of SMAs (shape memory and superelasticity) and have a broad range of potential applications.

A true language involves small elements that combine into larger chains, to convey complex, and sometimes abstract, information.

Her definition of the elements that combined to produce what she calls the golden age [roughly 1946 to 1980] include "the look, the format, the content, the humour, the level of seriousness; the ambition at the top; the standards in the middle; the limits below which it would not sink".

That is to say the verve, tenacity, self-confidence, craft and finishing touch - the elements that combined to lift Scottish hopes and hearts in the belief better days were round the corner.

Here, we present a new pipeline, dnaPipeTE (De Novo Assembly and Annotation Pipeline for Transposable Elements), that combines previous methods by allowing fast and accurate assembly of repeat sequences from a small genomic sample with dedicated NGS tools and by performing quantification and annotation of TEs and repeats for comparative analysis.

Researchers noted that the $65 million spacecraft's instruments actually detected hydrogen, the element that combines with oxygen to make water.

This change indicated that there were small errors in the previously accepted atomic weights of several of the elements and large errors for several others, for which wrong multiples of the combining weights had been used as atomic weights (the combining weight being that weight of an element that combines with a given weight of a standard).