Contents of major and minor elements are conventionally expressed as weight percent oxides ( e . g ., 51 % SiO 2, and 1.50 % TiO 2 ).
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Only a minor element of decoration in classical architecture, the prominent "'cavetto cornice "'is a common feature of the ancient architecture of Egypt and the Ancient Near East.
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This is not true, obviously, but we certainly do have an extreme number of articles on very minor elements of fiction ( " fancruft " some call it ).
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Despite suggestions that this minor element may be related to the Basques of southwestern Europe, there appear to be no vestiges of a Basque linguistic influence in the region.
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New Line Cinema held the film rights to King's story, and decided to combine " Cyber God " with some minor elements of King's " The Lawnmower Man ".
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Alongside minor elements like neon lights, billboard advertising, and American-style cars, the team developed ideas for shops that could be found in the city, while retaining a grimy, dystopian theme.
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The Federal Theater Project was just one minor element in the New Deal's assemblage of relief projects; its mandate was to give jobs to unemployed actors, stagehands and other theater folk.
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Japanese prime ministers often seem to be the political equivalents of the minor elements on the periodic table, unmemorable and unstable, with all the personality and pronounceability of dysprosium and neodymium.
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There is some speculation that the ring controlled minor elements, considering the event where Elrond had summoned a torrent of water as the Nazg�l attempted to capture Frodo and the One Ring.
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The court did take issue with a minor element of the Wisconsin system, a method of determining whether to finance or withhold funds from student organizations through a referendum of the student body.
