Sentence examples for few elements in from inspiring English sources

There are few elements in any plan much higher above sidewalk level than a treetop.

"For a very long time," Klein writes, "sacrifice zones all shared a few elements in common.

Aristotle cites an analogy to the letters of the alphabet, which can produce a multitude of different words from a few elements in combinations; the differences all stem from the shape (schêma) of the letters, as A differs from N; by their arrangement (taxis), as AN differs from NA; and by their positional orientation (thesis), as N differs from Z (DK 67A6).

While I know I'm not cured, I did remove a few elements in my life that appeared to be stressors.

In his review for the Chicago Tribune, Greg Kot felt that the album "functions as a near-perfect mood piece" and, "because there are so few elements in each song," each sound "makes a bigger impact".

Debruge still noted that while the special had very few elements in common with the Eon series, Nelson's portrayal of "Bond suggests a realistically human vulnerability that wouldn't resurface until Eon finally remade Casino Royale more than half a century later".

In order to calculate the contribution of out-of-plane stresses and strains to laminate structural modal damping in FEM with fewer elements in thickness direction, composite structural modal damping prediction theory based on 3-D effective damping matrix is presented in this paper.

The fact that there are proportionately fewer elements in the Yg5b3 subfamily that are identical to their consensus might suggest that they have been around for some time and simply retrotranspose relatively inefficiently.

Talking about disaffected Muslim youth, he said: "There's a very, very small minority, a few elements, involved in these activities.

Given a few elements outlined in this paper, the choice of an ETS to abate industrial emissions of greenhouse gases in the European Union (EU) can be considered pertinent.

The feedback topology of the model caricatures a few elements present in biological systems.