Sentence examples for immediate elements from inspiring English sources

But even if Belichick's attire Thursday suggested a summer casual look — longer hair, unfastened sandals — he had already gotten down to business, delivering a message of a season that is boiled down to its most immediate elements and that his players are likely to parrot all season.

The investigation involved all the immediate elements of the chain of command: the company was attached to Task Force Barker, which, in turn, reported to the 11th Light Infantry Brigade, which was one of three brigades making up the Americal Division.

p + h = s - b. I'll admit Golby's Wider Theory of Brain Freeze is rough, that there are other less immediate elements to consider.

Many of the paper's long pieces lack an immediate time element but are intended to touch off public debate.

But as well as harking right back to the start of Davies's career as a composer, the symphony has a much more immediate personal element, too, for soon after starting on it he was diagnosed with leukaemia, and worked on the score while undergoing treatment for the disease in London.

We use the term "immediate early response" element (IER) to identify response elements (5'-GCG(G/thatGCG-3') that potentially could bind early response products of genes such as EGR-1 and WT-1 [ 73].

Kenneth Clarke, the justice secretary, is to chair a meeting of fellow justice ministers in April to agree on a ministerial declaration, which will have three elements: Immediate steps that the court can take to reduce the backlog of cases, which now stands at 152,800.

Lithium, after all, can be toxic, and though the levels in the Oita study are too low to have an immediate effect, the element can affect kidney function and cause long-term health problems.

As the constitutive control, the EF1α promoter was selected, which leads to long lasting transgene expression within pEPito vectors and is not prone to rapid silencing like the CMV immediate early promoter element [ 17, 36].

The new prime minster appears highly unlikely to make an immediate change to any elements of Australia's asylum policies.

Consistent with predictions, college students in Study 1 and multiple sclerosis participants in Study 2 recalled significantly more story elements at immediate recall when the story was presented slow versus fast.