Sentence examples for gives an element of from inspiring English sources
The design and operation of the ITER vacuum system gives an element of segregation of different gas flows and species.
The grace with which the film establishes the growing affection between these two, a fondness that tempers their ideological dispute to the point at which they understand one another completely, is given an element of suspense by the possibility of Molina's treachery.
When creating a new dish, I always want to challenge the five senses of my guests and give an element of surprise.
The items on offer are either end of season or not yet available in more traditional retail outlets, giving an element of exclusivity.
Now it is readily seen that to give an element of (1) amounts to no more than affirming that, for every \(i\in I\), \ \cup_{j\in J} M_{ij}\) is nonempty.
But to give an element of (2) amounts to specifying maps \(f\in J^I\) and \(g\) with domain \(I\) such that \({\forall i\inn I}\ g(i \in M_{if(i)}\).
The royals give an element of what Britishness is and provide security".
Marrying the critters of the Natural History Museum with the inhabitants of a butterfly conservatory, artist Lisa Ericson creates hyperrealistic paintings that give an element of majesty to the smallest, daintiest creatures in the animal kingdom.
You give an element or group of elements some physics properties like mass or inertia, and then you let the user interact with those elements as if they were physical things.
Branding gives headphones an element of "life-style identification," which, Arnold says, helps to drive sales.
