Sentence examples for joins elements from inspiring English sources

On songs such as Still Love Me, you can still hear the joins, elements falling into place, alchemising into something spectacular as the song develops.

At the minute Number 35, a part-sculpture, part-painting installation by Adam Hayes joins elements from Gothic cathedrals and Las Vegas casinos into a kind of funk-antique architecture.

One example of this is the process of V(D J recombination, which joins elements of the V, D and J multigene family by chromosomal rearrangements to create functional B cell immunoglobulins and T cell receptors [ 93].

Here as elsewhere, Mr. Ludwig's book does a nifty job of condensing the novel, maintaining its episodic character but cleverly joining elements from different scenes to keep the narrative bobbing along.

If adopted, the proposal would join elements of a shift in strategy that would also be likely to expand the presence of American military trainers in Pakistan, directly finance a separate tribal paramilitary force that until now has proved largely ineffective and pay militias that agreed to fight Al Qaeda and foreign extremists, officials said.

The rebels said the attacks at Zawiya, which led briefly to the closing of the coastal road between Tripoli and the Tunisian border, were the product of a rebel push northward from the Nafusah mountains, with rebel fighters joining elements of the armed underground in Zawiya, and not the result of government advances.

Extensive experiments show the applicability of various joined elements and materials for process integrated mechanical joining.

Mechanical impact has been suggested as a cost-effective method for destructive disassembly of joining elements.

All structural parts of the assembly of the sheet-based charge carrier including joining elements such as screws and rivets are modeled.

It is difficult to find a universal method of those kinds of welded blanks drawability evaluation, more when joining elements are made of different materials.

The clinching is one of the most common metal joining processes in the manufacturing of metal plate based products (similar or dissimilar, pre-coated or galvanized), especially when the assembly without adding major joining elements is required.