Before Newton, quadrature or integration had rested ultimately "on some process through which elemental triangles or rectangles were added together", that is, on the method of indivisibles.
The development of organofluorine chemistry was a spin-off from the Manhattan Project, during which elemental fluorine was produced on an industrial scale for the first time.
In May's paintings, Woolf's long sentences are written so that they flow like water, become an elemental force on which we are all swept along and buoyed up.
The selection of whether to start elemental or standard liquid diet used depended on which gastroenterologist first saw the patient (AH, elemental diet; MK, standard liquid diet).
"This elemental profile directly relates rice to soil on which it is grown," says Meharg.
We cherish that which is elemental if it is on the verge of being lost".
Elemental hydrogen is relatively rare on Earth, and is industrially produced from hydrocarbons such as methane, after which most elemental hydrogen is used "captively" (meaning locally at the production site), with the largest markets almost equally divided between fossil fuel upgrading, such as hydrocracking, and ammonia production, mostly for the fertilizer market.
The abundances of the gases from which these elemental abundances are derived depend on dynamical phenomena in Jupiter's atmosphere principally chemical reactions and vertical mixing.
She argued the case touched on "the most important of constitutional rights, namely the right to free expression and to protest, both of which are elemental to a properly functioning democracy".
Both reviews agreed that animal models need appropriate face, constructive, and predictive validity to be useful, but Godar et al. argue that a focus on intermediate phenotypes, which involve more elemental neuroanatomic and functional deficits, results in animal models with specific measurable parameters.
