Sentence examples for many elements as from inspiring English sources
An arch is decomposed into as many elements as needed for accuracy of solution.
Jean Naggar, a former association president, added, "We've always been activists, but even more so now, putting together as many elements as possible, marketing, getting blurb quotes".
Yallop is interested in collecting as an expression of the Victorian age – "a compulsive urge to do things bigger and better, to bring as many elements as possible under one protective umbrella, to control, to regulate and to extend".
This stage version, the follow-up to Peppa Pig's Big Splash, brings with it as many elements as possible from the cartoon, even including the theme music and the narration (though with less of its deadpan charm).
The set_filter command is used to apply a user-defined array of filter flags to default data set id=1; the filter array contains as many elements as the data array.
When the camera moves instead to keep the action in view, to follow as many elements as possible, the narrator can be thought of as a reporter investigating but not commenting on what is seen.
Therefore, the present study will try to identify and categorize rewards that nurses perceive as received for doing their job, starting from the nurses' viewpoint in an attempt to capture as many reward elements as can be used in hospitals and other health-care organizations employing nurses.
"The mayor's proposal includes many elements I embrace as well as elements that would be difficult to administer," Mr. Levy said.
The size (page length) reflects the level of detail as well as the presence of many elements such as protocols and their amendments, randomisation lists, statistical analysis plans, certificates of analysis and extra data on subpopulations.
For all of the technological novelty in the case, there are many old-fashioned elements as well.
For example, Balance of Power portrays the world as a playground for two superpowers and ignores many elements, such as trade, that are important to world affairs.
