Sentence examples for most notable elements from inspiring English sources

One of the most notable elements of the Gratitude formula is its lexicon.

One of the most notable elements of fracking that continues to be shrouded in secrecy, for instance, is the identity and mixture of chemicals that are injected into the ground through wells, together with water, at high intensity to fracture underground rocks and release oil or gas.

The most notable elements that distinguish our UO laboratory are the large number of installed field instruments (173), the distributed control system (DSC), the asset management system (AMS), and the high level of active interaction with field instruments.

Its most notable elements were a sharp increase in U.S. longer-term interest rates, equity market appreciation and higher long-term inflation expectations in advanced economies, and sharp movements in opposite directions of the dollar--up--and the yen--down.

While all party leaders face rebellions on their benches, the whips are predicting the most notable element of the debate is likely to be heartfelt speeches of concern from loyalists and rebels.

But that Mr. Fleisher played with one hand (in Korngold's Op. 23 Suite) and then two hands (in Brahms's F-minor Piano Quintet) on Tuesday night at the 92nd Street Y, and played well, was certainly the most notable element of the evening.

Although H.G.H. testing may be the most notable element of the new bargaining agreement, there were other issues the two sides had to wrestle with as they moved toward a deal that will last for five seasons and will guarantee two decades of peace in a sport that endured numerous work stoppages before that.

The two also have an instinct for great juxtapositions: The most notable element of a recent post about guayaberas wasn't the shirt, but rather Mr. Gumbs's hat, a variant on the Greek fisherman style that looked like an implied retort to years of fedoras and trilbys.

Encore's charts, recommendations and text-search features are the app's most notable new elements.

The most notable new elements are the greater emphasis on the contribution of vigorous-intensity activities, and the inclusion of activities for muscle strength and bone health.

Most notable was the shift from elements characteristic of native religion in its definition of religion (e.g., local tradition and custom, informal knowledge orally transmitted, and birth) to formulated dogma, creeds, law codes, and rules for conversion and admission that were characteristic of diasporic religion.