Sentence examples for frequent elements from inspiring English sources

Violence and desire are frequent elements, sometimes ritualised, sometimes viscerally laid bare.

Granaries, watermills and stone laundry basins were the most frequent elements of built heritage that was mentioned in the interviews.

Expansive skies, storms, mist, forests, ruins and crosses bearing witness to the presence of God are frequent elements in Friedrich's landscapes.

Transposon sequence counting was restricted to the most frequent elements, the crapaud and discoglosse elements (Espagne et al. 2008).

One central issue for us is the relation of stress to cognition knowing that both physical and psychological stress, are frequent elements in subjects with thyroid dysfunction.

To improve the quality of the returned neighbors, we consider only the most frequent elements in Z and sort them according to their NSPDK similarity to x.

Anyone who has ever had the privilege of spending even a little time with notable actors (a frequent element of journalism) sees them being approached by strangers, noticed by strangers, or very deferentially yet conspicuously not noticed by strangers.

And while the state will put up $210 million over the next five years for the new center -- Sematech will supply $193 million -- it did not agree to give the consortium any tax breaks or loans, a frequent element of the state's deals with private industry.

A frequent element is the establishment of " anonymous shell corporations that engage in transactions that are not actually real, rack up huge losses on paper, all of which is incredibly hard to follow".

Parker, who acknowledged the buildings were never featured in any other South Park episode, said they were modeled after real-life skyscrapers in Denver and included in "Mecha-Streisand" only so they could get destroyed during the monster fight, a frequent element of battles in real Japanese monster films.

Using the NCEP definition of MetS, hypertension was the most frequent element in both sexes, followed by dyslipidemia (Table 5).