Sentence examples for fragmentary elements from inspiring English sources

Though a movie is built from the profusion of decisions that go into each of its fragmentary elements — on location and on sets, in editing rooms and digital postproduction studios — it's born as a whole, a force field that shapes the multitude of relations that produce a film.

Moral and political philosophers, along with social scientists, have until now provided us with only fragmentary elements in this respect.

The holotype specimen of Acrocanthosaurus atokensis (OMNH 10146) includes a braincase and fragmentary elements of the posterior skull and mandible recovered from the Trinity Formation (Aptian-Albian) of southeastern Oklahoma [23] (Table 2).

Technique is just one fragmentary element among the many that encompass artistic practice.

Fragmentary foreground elements were used effectively to frame a distant view, a point of view adopted by some European painters after their study of 19th-century Japanese prints.

The fragmentary hindlimb elements have a combination of characters supporting titanosaurian affinities such as lateromedially broad femoral shaft (Figure 6), broad pedal phalanges, laterally deflected unguals, and ungual I and II subequal in size.

These reconstructions are prone to some error, and the amount of material available necessarily influences their accuracy; Diplodocus, for example, is known from multiple articulated skulls, whereas Dicraeosaurus is known only from disarticulated braincases and fragmentary dermal elements.

The fission yeast, Schizosaccharomyces pombe, is unusual in that it forms structures resembling fragmentary axial elements, while it lacks the transversal filaments between pairing chromosomes (for a review see Loidl 2006).

Williams recognized up to three fragmentary 'rib' elements in some adult turtle specimens, which he homologized with blastematous rib parts he observed in cryptodiran embryos (cf. Fig. 1A,B) (Williams, 1959).

This study focused on annotated transposase ORFs in Frankia sp. and the identification of fragmentary IS elements present in three strains of Frankia sp. Their positioning and diversity suggest roles in driving genome size and strain differences that may have contributed to the adaptation of different Frankia lineages to their hosts and soils.

If culture is dreamlike, then it is necessarily full of fragmentary and repetitive elements, double entendres, malentendus and puns.