Sentence examples for founding elements from inspiring English sources

In short, is religious sentiment, long considered the prime enemy of nationalism, actually one of its founding elements?

The PRECEDE model emanates from a conceptual synthesis of the founding elements and roots of what would become health promotion.

Bolaño became a great novelist, and the founding elements of that greatness were there from the start.

Boiling its genre down to its founding elements, I Wanna Be The Guy was developed as a response to a then unfinished, brutally demanding Japanese flash game named Jinsei Owata.

When Israel invaded Lebanon in 1982, the PLO was driven out, and Mugniyah joined a small Shīʿite Muslim-based militia that eventually became one of the founding elements of Hezbollah.

The reconstruction on the same site and in the same form and material is a testimony of the "autonomous" life of buildings, of their being not only a constitutive part of the urbs, but also a founding elements of the civitas.

The richness of the temporal response of a reservoir network to an input is the founding element of its computational expressiveness.

Ideally, the mechanism should be independent of specific host factors and should allow a rate of transposition sufficiently high to protect the founding element from genetic drift.

A low-affinity founding element would therefore be vulnerable to genetic drift during the period before sufficient copies had been produced to sustain the transposase concentration required for efficient amplification.

Stan Bolland, who founded Element 14, a British microchip-design firm, was also frustrated by a European tendency to close ranks.

There are a lot of found-footage elements in the movie, where you have actors film themselves.