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Only the Elements, which was extensively copied and translated, has survived intact.
Neither the book nor the movie had overtly cinematic elements, which was perhaps the secret to their success.
So I wanted to play with one of those elements, which was the music, and see what came out," Wang says.
Some of the achievements of the Arab geometers were rediscovered in the West after wide and close study of Euclid's Elements, which was translated repeatedly from the Arabic and once from the Greek in the 12th and 13th centuries.
Moreover, EDX results (Fig. 3) reveal that Fe3O4 TiO2 Ag is composed of Ti, O, Ag, and Fe elements, which was confirmed to the XRD results.
[2] For instance, in his second and expanded (1589) edition of Euclid's Elements (which was first published in 1574) as well as in his Geometria practica (1604), Christoph Clavius discusses the status of the quadratrix.
Gartside's overall evidence, the judge concluded, contained "significant elements which were unsatisfactory".
The table consists of 118 elements, which are organised by their atomic numbers.
How did you decide to combine all these elements, which are a mixture of both personalities and archetypes?
Some elements which are perceived as hazardous may actually help us build immunity – public transport, for instance.
