Sentence examples for a compositional system from inspiring English sources

But if some of the components, like pronouns, do not introduce into the DRS any object that can naturally be described as the meaning of that object, then it is clear that we do not have a compositional system.

This is perhaps the most intriguing clue to his ability not just a "systemising" brain, but one highly adept at processing and producing in a given compositional system (musical or linguistic) on the fly, plus a world-beating auditory ability.

We modelled a two-phase compositional system including a temperature-triggered phase transition from solid xenolith material to partially molten, low-density, vesiculated xenolith (vesicle-melt suspension), including the latent heat of fusion.

The description of the interactions between components play a prominent role in today's compositional system development strategies.

Bratislava, Slovakia — The World New Music Days festival was first held in Salzburg in 1922 — around the time Arnold Schoenberg was perfecting his 12-note compositional system — and it remains a robust champion of new music.

Based on Interface Automata we propose a framework for compositional design and analysis of systems: a set of domain-specific automata-theoretic type systems for compositional system specification and analysis by behavioral specification of open systems.

This compositional system was selected in order to study the feasibility of vitrifying a high soda (~ 80 wt%), a high sulfate (~ 17 wt%) containing Hanford AZ102 LAW in iron phosphate glasses with waste loadings much higher than the currently reported values.

This scheme aims at minimizing the difference between phase fraction values of the compositional system with those from the three pseudo-component approach.

This scheme aims at minimizing the difference between the phase fraction values taken from the compositional system with those from the three pseudo-component approach.

A new violin concerto, "Borderlines", which premiered at Cheltenham, hovers on the brink between different tuning systems.Yet for all their complexity, Mr Norgard always aims to make his compositional systems serve an expressive purpose.

The resulting music sounds exotic on first encounter, but its foundation in acoustical reality gives it a certain "rightness," in contrast to previous compositional systems, such as twelve-tone technique, which imposed alternate realities on unwilling audiences.