Sentence examples for hard elements from inspiring English sources

The focus on delivering integrated care has so far been on the "hard" elements such as reorganisation, commissioning, performance and regulation.

He noticed that in many ceremonies the sets were "one world composed of static hard elements" — for instance, 20 monumental interlocking Art Deco arches.

The start time was moved forward an hour to avoid possible thunder squalls moving into Cleveland, and the opening temperature of 43F made it more a test of survival in hard elements.

Hard elements of tensegrets are represented by secondary structure elements, i.e. α-helices and β-strands, while the role of elastic elements is played by attractive and repulsive atomic forces.

Protocetids such as Babiacetus have heavy jaws (Fig. 23) with large teeth, suggestive of a diet that includes hard elements (such as bones of large fish or other vertebrates).

From this he concludes that all material things must be composed of maximally hard elements which, when put together with more empty space between them, yield softer bodies and, when put together with less empty space between them, yield harder bodies.

It includes a familiar "hard" element of commando teams that kill terrorists, along with vastly expanded surveillance.

This hard element also features in Tolkien's world, in which one of the three Elven rings, Nenya, was "made of mithril and set with a white stone of adamant".

The one hard element is the preoccupation with terrorism.

Since the caucuses tend to attract die-hard elements of each party, both Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore, the winners in the broader primary voting, are expected to do well.

But the realization that die-hard elements in Damascus, Beirut and Tehran could unleash great regional destruction should prompt a long overdue discussion about putting forward a credible and comprehensive bargain.