Sentence examples for established element from inspiring English sources

The emperor might not even consult the Senate much, preferring to rely on his imperial council, in which equestrian bureau chiefs over the course of the 2nd century came to constitute an established element.

YouTube, a Web site that made uploading and viewing video clips practically effortless, began operation in 2005 and within a year had become a firmly established element of global popular culture.

In the mood component, this is treated (together with the Finite) as a constituent of the Mood element; but under theme, it is the question of whether or not the Subject, as a separately established element, combines with the topical Theme that gives marked/unmarked theme selection status to the (declarative) clause (Halliday & Matthiessen, 2004: 73 74, 80).

Despite calls for education in medical informatics from many directions, it appears that medical informatics is not an established element of undergraduate medical curricula in North America.

The editorial notes that although supplements and custom publications are an established element in journal publishing, supplemental material 'is usually much inferior to that of any parent title' and is generally problematic for editors and reviewers.

While it's an established element of criminal law, no one records how and when it is used.

In this paper, we review a range of established element-based preconditioning methods for linear elastic problems and compare their performance with a new method based on preconditioning with element displacement components.

The next tier of 2012 UK hits are all, likewise, based on established elements: War Horse (£18.6m), The Muppets (£16.8m), American Pie: Reunion (£16.8m), The Pirates!

Those ideas, TechCrunch has been told, came from younger elements within Microsoft's mobile engineering team, and were not embraced by the older, more established elements of senior management.

These views were compared with established elements of the postmodern worldview, based on architectural signs, and specific indicators of social cohesion [2, 46].

But in general, goes the wisdom of local political scientists, the best educated, wealthiest, most established elements of civil society treated politics as something best left to others.