Sentences with phrase «real elements»
The term "Real Elements" refers to a group or category of chemical elements that are found in nature and can not be created, altered or destroyed by human activities. Full definition
Certainly the latter, it has real elements of the former.
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The only real elements of surprise involve sidelong references to the Star Wars universe (and characters) we know and recognize.
Following up his directorial debut, Shattered Glass (2003), writer / director Billy Ray comes up with an equally compelling piece of fictional journalism, blending real elements and storytelling with a rare finesse.
The trigger for Danny's uncharacteristic leap into the unfamiliar realms of self - assessment and responsibility is perhaps the most interesting detail in the film; it's also the only real element in it.
There's a real element of merit in this, in the sense that it wouldn't work if Obama didn't genuinely think his economic team was doing a superlative job.
But in the midst of all of those excuses, the real element that is lacking is customers.
The hypothetical elements and contrasts evoked by the flow of narrative are, in process terms, real elements in the constitution of the actual event.
One's inner encounter with evil does not presuppose that «self - analysis» of modern psychology which seeks to penetrate «behind» the experience, «to «reduce» it to the real elements assumed to have been «repressed.»»
But it answers to a real element in the Christian experience of salvation.
«Everyone loves the play - by - play announcing as it adds a real element of excitement to the games,» explained Brent Gray, Tournament Director.
«We're starting to go beyond just correlations and seeing a real element of causality here.»
However, computer games that combine virtual and real elements are already creeping into arcades.
Dying Light is a fun game on the PlayStation 4 that definitely borrows heavily from the zombie genre and although the gameplay is not new, the inclusion of Parkour definitely adds a real element of excitement.
That way you learn from the real elements but you are not bound to them.
When it isn't sneaking around town on electric power in hopes of filling up the maximum 45.7 cubic feet of cargo space with groceries, the Panamera is in its real element here.
The living areas are a whole new level of comfort with and the gardens have sun decks and sun loungers as well as a real element of style that runs through the color schemes, comfort and function.
Amoebattle is streamlined for the DS interface, meaning it is a real - time strategy game with no real element of base building or resource gathering.
The main disadvantage of an automatic weather station is that it removes the observer from the real elements being measured, and so the experience of what -5 ºC temperatures or 30 knot winds feel like, is lost.
If the trigger for payment was set as low as # 53,438, as Chartbrook argued, nothing short of a catastrophic fall in the market would prevent a payment from being made and there would be no real element of contingency.
35 I am satisfied, as I have already noted, that the relationship between Father Baldwin and the Defendants was significantly different from a contract of employment; no real element of control or supervision, no wages, no formal contract and so on.