Meaning of elementation | Babel Free

Definitions

1. Instruction in the elements or first principles.
   uncountable
2. The manner in which something is divided into basic elements.
   uncountable
3. The state or act of elementing; the combination of elements to create something.
   uncountable
4. Coming into existence as an element; substantiation; incorporation.
   uncountable

Examples

“For this latter certainly contained the doctrine of the eternal generation of the Logos; and, therefore, it seems likely that the present Apsosles' creed was an introductory, and, as it were, alphabetical, creed for young catechumens in their first elementation.”

“No, my only design is to commend the other duty to more frequent practice: a duty without whose pre-elementation sermons themselves edify very little .”

“To plan this extension of knowledge to mere juvenile rudiments is the work of a master, and in any other hands elementation and methods are enemies of learning, so sterilizing, so antiseptic to any future contagion of knowledge that it is impossible to overestimate the terrible mental and even moral mutilation they may inflict .”

“Through a systematic elementation of design solutions a large variety of alternatives can be accomplished by manipulating the elements in different combinations.”

“The origin of the contradiction lies in this, that we think a process of elementation is rigidly fixed and admit that this process applies to every aggregate, in particular to E: but there is no contradiction if E cannot be elemented with this process.'”

“In Figure 6.19, the 0.5 mm volume element discretization is compared to the elementation using 2mm shell elements. Even with the coarse shell elementation, the fracture location in the rib is detected as critical, however, because the strains are not localizing enough in the sharp edge, the first cracks occur at the position close to the punch, rather than in the edge as in the experiment.”

“The normal process of elementation is a deposit of the relatively insoluble combinations of these elements by a process of precipitation.”

“The elementation of matter was its complete distentio to the plenitude and filling of the entire sensible region. Thus it was impossible to believe that a vacuum could possibly have existed and because no vacuum could have existed it followed that matter and elementation must have been created simultaneously.”

“Elementation depends on bending in this part; mesh convergence study is necessary.”

“This grand event took place (p. 259) "by the voice of his mighty energy that is, by its melodious sweetness, which was scarcely heard when lo! the dead gleamed into life, and the non-entity which had neither place nor existence flashed like lightning into elementation, and rejoiced into life; and the congealed, motionless shiver warmed into living existence, the destitute nothing rejoiced into being a thousand times more quickly than the lightning reaches its home.”

“When such power met elementation the result was fire started for the manufacturing of the original power together with elementation.”

“However, all elementation at that time was still within a higher dimensional realm than it is today.”

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