Sentence examples for mundane components from inspiring English sources

Part of the enjoyment in examining these luminous ink-jet prints comes from identifying the mundane components, like the etched glass used in bathroom windows and the acrylic rods from shelf units, that take on new identities under Mr. Meek's influence.

Building on the theory of social representations, and some new lines of work asserting the importance of mundane components of the tourist experience, the aims of the study are to categorise and interpret Chinese tourists' online visual representations of an Australian iconic landscape: the Great Ocean Road.

Clinicians may deal with the cognitive load by automating the more mundane components of the task.

Recent respositionings of discourse both as analytical concept and a focus of research on shifts of capital, culture, and language in contemporary landscapes sparked a proliferation of research on discourse and its frequent assimilation as a mundane component of research frameworks.

"That is the mundane part over.

All at once I understood that sodium had a fascinating personality underlying its mundane role as a component of table salt and thousands of other compounds.

Joseph says that beyond the hyped products of CES, the seemingly mundane nuts and bolts of component technology can be one of the most revealing predictors of trends to come.

Hip-hop is a genre overtly concerned with fantasy life and escape from mundane, dispiriting circumstances -- a key component of Bowie's material if there ever were one.

Tiny components like nails, screws and light bulbs, mundane but crucial, are significantly cheaper if bought from China or other developing nations.

To speed development time and avoid some of the more mundane details involved in distributed visualization, we built the component atop OpenSG [27, 28].

One of its more mundane new devices is the wireless access point that joins components in a local area network and provides access to the internet.