Sentence examples for elements well from inspiring English sources

The Juke handled the elements well, first on the icy streets of Raleigh — where many drivers fear to tread if there's so much as a layer of frost on the grass — and later in slushy Brooklyn, plowing steadily along Flatbush Avenue as taxicabs fishtailed around me.

James Christopher Monger of Allmusic thought Kloser introduced electronic elements well, and called "Alien vs. Predator Main Theme a particularly striking and serves as a continuous creative source for the composer to dip his baton in".

New York Times writer Gerald Jonas asserts that the novel's plot summary resembles a "grade Z, made-for-television, science-fiction rip-off movie", but says that Card develops the elements well despite this "unpromising material".

Debruge appreciated the attention paid to the roots of the two genres, saying "beneath all the state-of-the-art special effects beats an old-fashioned heart, one that prizes both of the genres in play" and concluded that "a canny blend of CG and practical effects serve the sci-fi elements well, while location shooting and Mary Zophres' form-fitting period duds make the West look its best".

Although not as numerous as retrotransposons in higher eukaryotes, cut-and-paste DNA-transposons are a successful group of elements, well represented in all branches of life.

Confidence building (40.4%), stress management (33.2%), lifestyle management/health promotion (31.4%), pain management (30.2%) and education on health condition (27.9%) were other elements well attended.

CCD chips consist of an array or a matrix of photosensitive elements (wells) that converts light into electric charge accumulated in the wells.

Arsenic, an element well known to mystery writers as an insidious poison, is tasteless, odorless and widespread.

Some poems have lines that simply don't convey an element well, and can be replaced.

Some poems have lines that simply don't convey an element well, and those can an should be replaced.

Silver is an element well-known for its antibacterial properties.