Sentence examples for main elements a from inspiring English sources

Trigger waves require two main elements: a positive feedback loop and a threshold — think falling dominoes.

RSA's system is comprised of three main elements: a proprietary SecurID algorithm, a "secret seed" number for each device, and a user pass code.

A hearing aid consists of three main elements: a tiny microphone that picks up sound, an amplifier that makes the sound louder and a speaker that transmits the sound into the ear.

Direct Action Flow Controllers include two main elements: a throttle that provides the required flow changes during the engine operation, and a spool, stabilizing the pressure drop across the throttle.

The University of Northampton's social enterprise strategy has three main elements: a new student offer; the integration of social enterprise into teaching, learning and research throughout the University; and a long-term strategic project with local authorities, businesses, the third sector, and individual citizens in Northamptonshire.

What makes a flexible display so difficult to build?Most displays consist of two main elements: a "backplane" that controls which dots in the display (called picture elements, or pixels) turn on and off, and a "frontplane" that either emits light, or controls the flow of light from another source.

The setup combines two main elements: an improved fast algorithm to control the waveform of magnetic induction and simultaneous direct determination of the magnetic field.

The $674 billion "economic growth package" comprises three main elements: an acceleration of the rate reductions passed in 2001 and scheduled to be phased in over the next several years, the elimination of taxes on most stock dividends, and an expansion of tax breaks for small businesses.

A cell is composed of four main elements: an input gate, a neuron with a self-recurrent connection, a forget gate, and an output gate.

The main element, a metal structure that looks like the skeleton of some village's giant town-hall clock, is simultaneously contemporary and medieval.

Fairburn [ 65] designed a transdiagnostic cognitive-behavioral therapy for EDs, aiming at addressing maintaining factors; he individuated as main element a scheme of dysfunctional self-evaluation by which patients attribute exaggerated relevance to eating, body shape, and weight.