Sentence examples for ubiquitous element from inspiring English sources
This invisible but ubiquitous element was first detected in the sun, not on earth, by analysis of the spectrum of sunlight.
Dwarf hippopotami are known from the Mediterranean (for instance, Phanourios minor from Cyprus) as well as Madagascar (Hippopotamus lemerlei), and dwarf proboscideans are an almost ubiquitous element of fossil insular faunas.
Secondly, graphic design is a ubiquitous element of daily life that we are exposed to whenever we venture out onto the street or open a newspaper, regardless of whether we wish to see it.
Arsenic is a ubiquitous element, introduced to the environment from natural and anthropogenic sources[7].
By contrast, the argument of Religion's First Preface links the Highest Good with a ubiquitous element of our practical lives.
The ubiquitous element, Al, which was detected at higher concentrations, only becomes available to plants when the soil pH falls below 5.5.
Leave it to the surrealists behind Mountain Dew's Kickstart campaign to combine three of the most ubiquitous elements in Super Bowl advertising: puppies, monkeys, and babies.
Circuit breakers are ubiquitous elements used for ensuring safe operation of low-voltage power systems.
As the world becomes more urbanized, urban cemeteries may become increasingly valuable for biodiversity conservation as cemeteries are ubiquitous elements of the green infrastructure in cities worldwide.
"Select," "adapt," and "fit"—so-called multivalent terms or homonyms are ubiquitous elements of evolutionary language as a consequence of their recruitment from ordinary discourse (Goudge 1967; Ryan 1985; Wandersee 1988).
Following the observation that windows are typically ubiquitous elements on a façade (Friedman and Stamos 2013; Mesolongitis and Stamos 2012), we propose quadrilateral features which are derived from rectangular façade elements and a hypothesis-evaluation framework for estimating the transformation model.
