Any inherent elements of drama – for example, seemingly insurmountable obstacles, competing needs, difficult choices, surprise/reversal, and a sense of urgency.
A literature review allowed to highlight the inherent elements of the two concepts and to draw a conclusion on their complementarity.
sf.citi's mission has six pillars that are inherent elements of policy: education, public safety, transportation, job creation, policy, and philanthropy.
The Landolt C images utilized in our research, although redundant in overall shape, demonstrate the inherent elements present in single-band imagery and algorithmic fusion (e.g., "glow," camera noise, edge "sharpness"/ blur"/ detail") within a tightly controlled image capture environment.
For decades now, Hollywood has prided itself on developing a vocabulary that depends on the inherent elements of film -- composition, mise-en-scene, montage, etc. -- rather than on elements borrowed from other arts, which is one reason why the movies elevate the director over the writer.
This was achieved by classifying the inherent elements and properties of an existing instrument targeting housing accessibility.
Batting has an inherent element of selfishness.
An inherent element of the coach-management dynamic is tension.
To the contrary, umpires are an inherent element of baseball.
Other differential equations are stochastic, meaning that they describe systems containing an inherent element of randomness.
Egregious lawlessness underneath legal forms has become an inherent element of Russian life.
