Sentence examples for the most obvious components from inspiring English sources

ATLANTA — One of the most obvious components of the Mets' strong start this season has been the quality of their starting pitching.

That question flirts with tautology, but "Madness" and the novel's coda expose "Asymmetry" as a meditation on who we might be when the most obvious components of our identity age, religion, ethnicity, gender have been stripped away.

The range of computational and communication capabilities necessary to pull it off is staggering – GPS, mapping, wireless communications, situational awareness and traffic coordination are only the most obvious components.

I started with the most obvious components - geometry and numbers.

Advances in artificial intelligence; improvements in sensor technologies; and the perseverance of Moore's Law are only the most obvious components needed to create and sustain a technology like autonomous vehicles.

Among the most obvious components of this effort were the infrastructure projects of the Works Progress Administration.

Following this logic, Lough points out that the only way we are ever going to regenerate the largest most intricate organ in the human body, skin, is to start with the most obvious component — skin.

This is probably the most obvious part.

When the two most obvious components of modern public life are noise and money, members' daylight hours are devoured by fundraising and appeasing the loudest interests — often self-serving and narrow.

Its most obvious component, the deployment of a tethered balloon to disperse water into the air, was postponed and probably cancelled earlier this year when some of the team found out that a patent had been lodged on some of the technology.

In living organisms, the most obvious hereditary component is the chromosome, and so it is interesting to explore whether, and how, some image of the cell could be built into the way the chromosome is organized.