I take the components of my densely packed mind, richly littered with the good, bad, and ugly of past, present, and future -- and I place each component into a section.
In one critic's words, 'in that model... venous return is driven through a fixed hydraulic resistor connected between a pressure source fixed at MCFP and an independently variable "back pressure" PRA.... this practice of taking the components of the model as having actual counterparts in the vasculature confuses a mathematical abstraction with reality' [ 1].
Already committed elsewhere, Iván showed great faith in our ability to take the component parts of his choreography and rework them into a film.
It should refer to taking the component parts of a redundant object and using them to create a new, useful object, thereby reducing the use of virgin materials".
The major drawback with the contact model is that it only takes the radial component of the contact forces into account.
His homage to Joseph Cornell, for example, takes the essential components of one of Cornell's enigmatic boxes – weathered wood, a plain white watch face, found bric-a-brac, a print of a cockatoo – and produces his own version.
Ms. Netrebko's performance on Monday night, her first Lucia at the Met, takes the same components of a performance — singing, stage presence, charisma, confidence — and mixes them differently, with uneven results.
We might consider taking more direct aim at the component of tuition inflation that is attributable to growing salary gaps.
Recently, some authors have attempted to avoid this issue by taking the dynamical component of links into account in the definition of such networks.
Third, we take the affective component of attitude into consideration by examining the moderation effect of work relationship closeness on the relationship between territoriality and turnover intention.
