Sentence examples similar to treated element from inspiring English sources

In 2015, the journal Royal Society Open Science published a witty evolutionary history of pop music, based on the Billboard Hot 100 chart from 1960 to 2010, in which the authors treated elements like timbre, chord, and speech as if they were impressions on a fossil, and genre as if it were a living, evolving organism.

The dimension of this zone is quite well defined and is a consequence of the thermal and geometric characteristics of the treated elements.

Choose a blow dryer with tourmaline treated elements.

For "Doctrines must take their beginning from that of the matters of which they treat" (Element CVI, §314, p.92), he says, and it is one "great labor of...Science to recover...[the] grounds of truth-truth which, with the passage of years and the changes in language and customs, has come down to us enveloped in falsehood" (Element XVI, §150, pp.64 5).

In the end, your ability to tell a good story embedded with scientific evidence will hinge to a greater or lesser extent on your ability to acknowledge your own beliefs in a somewhat dispassionate manner, embrace the perspectives of others, and view them all from the outside, treating elements strategically, and to do so in the name of science.

Different from the traditional AM models that treat elements of a pattern equally, the proposed framework introduces visual saliency of a target pattern into the AM design process by encoding saliency values into the ellipsoidal basis function (EBF) kernel that calculates the weighted distance between the input and target patterns.

Subjects aged 33-85 years old and either scheduled for colonoscopy for standard clinical indications (prospective element), or shown at colonoscopy within the prior ten days to have CRC that had not been treated (retrospective element), were approached about volunteering for the study.

Kennan, as a public servant, was exalted above most others for a penetrating analysis that treated each element of international order separately, yet his career was stymied by his periodic rebellion against the need for a reconciliation that could incorporate each element only imperfectly.

Intentions are treated as elements of partial plans of action.

However, it would have treated various elements of this population differently.

What we get, overall, is the long missing unified criterion of identity for rational and irrational numbers, both of which can now be treated as elements in an encompassing number system (isomorphic to, but distinct from, the system of cuts).