Sentence examples for get elements from inspiring English sources

They behave like sequences in that we can get elements and slices of them using bracket notation.

The precipitated metal nanostructures are investigated in using the back scattered electrons to get element-sensitive information.

It's got elements of both.

"New Labour has got elements of Thatcher embedded in their policies, more so than the Tories.

The new elements are the first to be added since 2011, when the table got elements 114 and 116.

"I think she's got elements a bit like Goebbels in her attitude to culture," the historian told the Guardian.

When you're working on a presentation, you also get dynamic lines showing whether you've got elements of a slide arranged correctly in relation to each other.

It's got elements of the supernatural, of a detective thriller, it seems to go into so many different areas as a movie.

In some parts of this Muslim-majority country, Islamic conservatives have succeeded in getting elements of Shariah law onto the books.

It's got elements of Martin Amis and Joyce – very indicative of the type of grown-up psychedelic comics we started to produce in the 1980s in Britain after the comic-book boom created by Watchmen, Maus and Dark Knight.

Oh, yes, I've got elements of people I know in most of my characters.