Sentence examples for elements that take from inspiring English sources

Finally, experiments are replicated using appropriate numerical models based on cohesive elements that take into account frictional effects.

We have inserted three elements that take up no space (a TimeSignature, KeySignature, and a Clef) and two elements that take up 1.0 quarter notes (the default length of a Note object).

Computer software also permitted the designer to create real-time animations that choreographed the sometimes extremely complex movements of scenic elements that take place during some scene shifts.

Again, the use of a strong reflection breaks a busy scene down into strong elements that take the eye naturally through the picture.

The research joins the results agenda debate, arguing that in dealing with CD interventions, pre-defined indicators fail to represent the process and the key elements that take CD recipients toward patterns of change.

Jed, his father and all the "real" settings are rendered in soft-colored pencil and watercolor, while the fantastic elements that take over the bedroom are bold and bright, with the sharp edges of mechanical playthings of an earlier era.

However vague this claim may appear, one can certainly see in the peninsula some elements that, taken together, made a strong contrast to the world beyond the Alps: a common legal culture, high levels of lay education and urban literacy, a close relationship between town and country, and a nobility who frequently engaged in trade.

These clusters may have resulted from a period of activity of Ty3 and Ty5 elements that took place after the Ty4 expansion and before the Ty2 expansion.

With regard to the changes in Uganda, much has been written describing which sexual behaviors changed in the Uganda population (Asiimwe-Okiror et al., 1997; Stoneburner & Carballo, 1997; Stoneburner, Low-beer, Barnett, & Whiteside, 2002; UNAIDS, 1998), but there has still been little written about the strategies, activities and program elements that took place that affected these changes.

So, it seems like there's some speculative element that took place.

What was the "X-factor," the magic ingredient of culture the element that took humans out of the general run of mammals and other highly social organisms?