Sentence examples for elements through which from inspiring English sources

Since the late 20th century, her madrigal book has received scholarly attention both because it may contain autobiographical elements through which the composer presents herself to the public and for the light it sheds on the history of the romanesca, a repeating harmonic-melodic formula that serves as the basis of several of her compositions.

Some authors suggest that growth factors are intermediate regulatory elements through which the ovarian hormones exert their growth-stimulatory effects on uterine leiomyomas.

Unlike some existing analytic methods, in which a fixed shape of the trajectory is assumed, the proposed trajectory model in this paper is based on the initial and target orbit elements, through which the fitting ability for the trajectory shape is effectively improved.

"There are some elements through which the story is told that need to be figured out," says Flesser.

"There are some elements through which the story is told that need to be figured out," continues Flesser.

It is possible that the elements through which each promoter senses the changes on environmental cues may be different.

This is a brave approach to a play in which boredom is the defining element through which the characters move.

Alcohol, you see, is the very element through which his characters move, and you might as well try describing oxygen.

In these spook-house moments, you register the playwrights' idea of time as a transforming, bewildering element through which people drift heedlessly and helplessly.

These strolling troubadours create the senses-blurring element through which all the characters swim, and they're the best thing in the show.

Calculations by the American physicist Felix Bloch in 1933 showed that the mean excitation potential in electron volts is about 14 times the atomic number of the element through which the charged particle is passing (I = 14Z).