Sentence examples for expected elements of from inspiring English sources
All the expected elements of a hard-line gathering to celebrate Scotland's imminent exit from the Union were there.
Classic, popular pad Thai, with fried rice-flour noodles, ground peanuts, shrimp, citrus and more, had the expected elements of soft and crunchy, sweet and sour.
Many commentators expected elements of Constellation to re-surface in whatever programme replaced it, and some sort of Orion derivative was an obvious prospect.
There needs to be clinical placement agreements between the ambulance services and universities that clearly describe the standards and expected elements of a quality clinical placement.
Conversely, when cultivation of a plant spreads from one population to another, one expects elements of the original vocabulary to spread with cultivation practices.
Thus, in higher-level taxonomic groups with relatively low rates of speciation, we may expect elements of stasis (see discussion: Gould 2002, p. 936; Cavalier-Smith 2006, p. 999; and stasis in ecological assemblages: DiMichele et al. 2004).
Mama is produced by Guillermo del Toro, the guy who brought us Pan's Labyrinth, so you can expect elements of fantasy and tenderness, which make the film moving and thought provoking as well as frightening.
The compositional analysis by energy dispersive X-ray spectra (EDAX) supports presence of expected elements in the heterojunction.
The energy diffraction X-ray spectroscopy (EDX) spectra confirm the presence of expected elements Ir, Gd, W, and O in respective layers, as shown in Figure 4b.
The Incredibles 2 plays it straight, too, but Bird revivifies the expected elements, like the hilarious return of costume creator Edna Mode, and considers the family from a new angle.
