"It's one of the essential components of perfume," she says.
These components are the essential components of every computer today.
The essential components of the piston-and-cylinder engine are shown in the figure.
"Lacoste has all the essential components of a cult brand because of its sense of elegance and fair play," Lemaire says.
When considering this as networking, it appears that Clegg has misunderstood the essential components of initiative, altruism, openness and risk-taking.
Pigeon keeping has been in decline since the end of World War II, when high-rises began to replace tenements and eliminate the essential components of the game: flat rooftops and a concentration of pigeon keepers.
The Dutch cultural historian Johan Huizinga, in his classic 1938 study "Homo Ludens" ("Man the Player"), argued that play was one of the essential components of culture — that it in fact predates culture, because even animals play.
Now, choked with resentment and self-pity, apparently convinced that despite a life of wealth and power he represents the whipped and wounded, he has spelt out the essential components of something that might soon become familiar to us.
Later he quotes American anthropologist Donald Brown's celebrated work Human Universals, which lists "mood- or consciousness-altering techniques and/or substances" as one of the essential components of human culture, along with "music, conflict resolution, language and play".
The following description of general engine construction indicates the essential components of a piston-and-cylinder engine and introduces the nomenclature of the various parts.
This section discusses different views about the essential components of evil action.
