Sentence examples for status element from inspiring English sources

The chaplain's right to refuse to testify constitutes a central status element expressing this tension.

However, at the level of XML schema, the 'clinical' menopausal status element is associated with the 'clinical menopausal status' CDE identifier, whereas the 'inferred' menopausal status element is associated with the 'inferred menopausal status' CDE identifier.

Therefore, in order to enhance their stability, clustering models need to be redefined so that they are characterized based on the full status elements: speed difference, location, and direction rather than considering only position and direction.

High status, because he's cleverer than us and tells us off for being stupid, but offset by his affected self-awareness of his low status as an unsuccessful act … unfortunately, he is now mainstream popular, so the high-status element of his act now can now come across across as genuinely nasty and snide … I hope he evolves into something else and keeps his audience.

Therefore, the operational reliability assessment theory, which has the ability to reflect the effects due to a series of elements (health status of elements, operating environment and operating conditions), can be adopted to guide decision makings (planning, operation and maintenance) with much more comprehensive information.

So even today, the claim that all substances are composed of elements does not give us sufficient guidance about the ontological status of elements and how the elements are to be individuated.

But in both cases, if the MPNC reserves channel time in the superframe, it indicates the time reserved via a CTA status information element (IE) and then via a CTA IE in its beacon frame (Figure 4).

We also found some associations between measures of socioeconomic status and element concentrations.

But because it was a Baltimore City landmark and eligible for state and federal tax credit equity for its historic status, many elements were retained.

It shows how viewpoint blends, shifts, and distinctions between the "viewpointed" and "non-viewpointed" status of elements in the visual and auditory stream in film can work together to create this kind of re-evaluation surprise, and discusses how these are and are not analogous to similar effects in prose.

X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS, measured with a PHI Quantum 2000 photoelectron spectrometer; Physical Electronics Inc., Eden Prairie, MN), a quantitative spectroscopic technique, was used to measure the concentration and the chemical status of elements on the sample surfaces.