Sentence examples for from one element to another from inspiring English sources
She effortlessly floated from one element to another, often with a smile, always with grace.
Many things happen at once in a Carter piece, usually in different tempos, in fits and starts, with the musical equivalent of cinematic cross-cutting used as a technique to leap from one element to another.
A good performance of the whole system depends on the adequate behaviour of each individual element as undesired dynamics may propagate from one element to another.
The application to structure-borne sound transmission involves matrices, which vary much more with frequency and from one element to another.
Therefore we are interested in questions such as: whether certain profiles (e.g., Facebook, Twitter or 192.com) are commonly available, whether existing profiles are typically used for particular reasons (i.e., fit certain contexts or topics), and ultimately, whether there are any elements that are usually shared by the individuals or inferences from one element to another that can be expected.
Sedimentary cycles vary from one element to another, but each cycle consists fundamentally of a solution (or water-related) phase and a rock (or sediment) phase.
The value of the material properties is assumed to be constant within the element and allowed to vary from one element to the next.
A finite element study describes the behavior of such a non-linear structure and highlights its specificities, among which variability in the stresses from one element to the other.
As the script hopscotches between time periods and events, the work jumps from one artistic element to another, including video, dance sections and live music.
The beam-column connection, called 'Que Ti', is the key component of historic Tibetan timber buildings to transfer shear, compression and bending loads from one structural element to another.
Transposases, typically known to function by frequent movement from one genetic element to another are the most abundantly discovered genes in metagenomic studies where sampling of genes is undirected [ 10].
