Sentence examples similar to executive elements from inspiring English sources

A micromotor-slide block system serves as the parameter control executive element with the monitoring of response signal and the controlling of micromotor performed by a microcomputer.

In particular, many transitioning organisations struggle with the democratic and non-executive elements of the governance model.

Brian Williams, chief executive at Element 79, will retire, according to a joint statement from the agencies, after serving as a consultant through a transition period.

"I would be lying if I told you that not using salt will make a dish better than if I used salt," said Beau MacMillan, executive chef at Elements, the restaurant at the Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort and Spa in Scottsdale, Ariz.

"Most of the energy equipment will carry a brass plate, 'Made in China,' " said K. K. Chan, the chief executive of Nature Elements Capital, a private equity fund in Beijing that focuses on renewable energy.

"The high cost of rare earths is having a significant chilling effect on wind turbine and electric motor production in spite of offsetting government subsidies for green tech products," said one of the conference attendees, Michael N. Silver, chairman and chief executive of American Elements, a chemical company based in Los Angeles.

The recent strength of Chinese stocks "truly reflects the low cost base of the Chinese solar manufacturers, and it is great to see their positioning, particularly relative to their American and European counterparts," said K. K. Chan, the chief executive of Nature Elements Capital, a Chinese clean energy investment company based in Beijing.

K. K. Chan, the chief executive of Nature Elements Capital, a renewable energy investment fund in Beijing, said that he had been looking at such deals in recent months after concluding that the valuations for photovoltaic solar projects were unreasonably high, possibly because that technology had such strong government backing.

Anne Burrell, the host of Food Network's "Secrets of a Restaurant Chef," and Beau MacMillan, the executive chef at Elements in Phoenix, host. 10 P.M. (TRAV) 101 CHOWDOWN COUNTDOWN This five-episode series takes a tour to find the tastiest eats in the country.

Similarly, competent self-care requires the interplay of several critical elements: executive function, higher-order thinking and reasoning, and applied problem solving.

-- Jared Van Camp, Executive Chef of Element Collective, Nellcôte, RM Champagne Salon, Old Town Social, Leghorn, OWEN + ALCHEMY.