Each has an element of recklessness.
Any investment involves an element of risk.
Doing interesting things always includes an element of risk.
There remained an element of coercion in Kropotkin s proposal.
There is an element of truth in it.
There is an element of subjectivity in her criticism.
A successful campaign should have an element of surprise.
Stimulus diffusion refers to an element of one culture leading to an invention in another.
It's sort of, it's a little like the markets and other things in that there's an element of randomness and an element of skill.
They reflect an element of intimacy or a feeling of (or lack of) attraction.
But there is an element of equivocation in some of his statements.
"There is an element of showing off," says Philippe Mellier, President of Alstom Transport.
There is an element of both nature and nurture in explaining the evil actions of individuals.
an element of a database record in which one piece of information is stored.
There 's yet an element of doubt about it 's reliability.
You will probably notice an element of quirkiness in his behaviour.
Europe can never die: Euroscepticism is too essential an element of too many Tories' Conservatism.
You need an element of surprise or adventure periodically in your life.
Methods attached to an instance of a Builder represent an element of that markup (such as a tag in HTML).
Nowadays, presenting an apple to the teacher is interpreted as a gesture of goodwill or as an element of bribery.
The heat balance equation of an element of ground surface including the term of latent heat exchange was presented.
The power of a god or demon to transform a concept into an element of the sensible world.
The operations there, though generally of a guerrilla character, have contained an element of mobile warfare from the very beginning.
Causality takes up a very important role in every country's tort law as an element of tort liability.
Anything spoken to the public has an element of acting. I am not a very good performer.
Mars is in your sixth house and will bring an element of impatience to your daily life.
To that, we have to (we absolutely have to) be willing to give up an element of control.
An oval skylight through the very centre of the house introduces an element of rococo surprise to balance the otherwise rectilinear plan.
Because of the leadership of the proletariat, the politics, the economy and the culture of New Democracy all contain an element of socialism, and by no means a mere casual element but one with a decisive role.
An important and often difficult decision to make is whether an aggregation level actually is an element of a (structural) hierarchy, or whether it simply is a property of an item in the dimension.
The permissive notion of “necessary” here carries an element of the prudential aspects of “military necessity, ” conceptually though not in a strictly legal sense.
A plane curve formed by the intersection of a right circular cone and a plane parallel to an element of the cone.
So should the habit of showing female models part-naked , or in poses suggesting bondage, betray an element of misogyny in the industry?
The process of assigning trial subjects to treatment or control groups using an element of chance to determine the assignments in order to reduce bias.
This is obviously not an element of most tax crimes, but is necessary to overcome the reticence of juries to convict individuals tax crimes.
Perhaps there is an element of truth in both these pictures, but few of us have had the opportunity to find out.
When an element of the requirements chain changes, all the trace relationships are marked as suspect, as shown in Figure 28.
women aren't disposed to sweeter tastes, or men to sourer, Bell says – the fact that we think they are is an element of our cultural story.
This suggests is that Freud may have been right when he suggested that there may be an element of attraction to people in our own family.
The early romanticism represented by北村透谷 has a pessimistic trend while the late romanticism represented by高山樗牛 has an element of optimism.
But there may have been an element of desperation in the attacks, as the open terrain from which they were launched gave little protection from NATO aircraft.
With herself being an element of the painting, her will crosses time, embodied by the subtle change in lines and colors. The change finally makes a space for an image.
To make matters worse, RSA CEO art Coviello confirmed earlier this week that information taken from RSA in March had been used as an element of an attempted broader attack on Lockheed Martin.
In typewriter or terminal, an element of a keyboard, a button or switch actuator that, when pressed, cause the printing, display, or transmission of a character or performance of a control function.
But women make up 91% of cosmetic surgery patients, according to statistics gathered by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, possibly injecting an element of gender inequality into the debate.
It was proposed the construction of a new volume that would work as an element of transition and integration between the exterior public area and the exhibition area in the old building.
There was an element of shock (and awe) in the way that England were taken apart by the pace and agility of the three men playing behind Miroslav Klose.
This approach ensured that any exception within the system could be reported to an element of the architecture which was able to provide a higher level of system availability.
A plot point is a major or minor event within your story that adds an element of information or action that is important to the telling of your story.
Both books highlight the human element of science.
Finnish cross-country skiers use swamp soccer to train in the snowless summer months. Both work the same muscles, but slogging through a mud-soaked field adds an element of fun.
There is undoubtedly an element of truth in assertions that capital punishment is necessary, but proponents seem to ignore the fact that the practice has failed to deter heinous crimes.
Intelligent terminal: A terminal which incorporating a micro-processer. It may be connected to a host computer or it may operate as a stand-alone unit or as an element of a network.
