Sentence examples for a form of composition from inspiring English sources

Basinski's loops are defined by the fact that machines are always in the process of failing, and that change itself is a form of composition.

Unlike a purely logical distinction, an intentional distinction always implies a form of composition, even though this is minor with regard to that implied by a real difference.

It could be seen as a form of spontaneous composition, or instant random transformation.

As mentioned, Ficino lived in an era when interpretive exegesis represented a form of philosophical composition.

To some extent this problem can be seen as a form of service composition where the goal is to synchronize the different systems so that together they provide all information that is requested by a given protocol.

Without a genus or a minimal form of composition, there is no possibility of defining God and thus no possibility of saying what God is.

Single-handedly, he reinvented the visual imagery of the Caroline court and introduced a new form of composition that British artists have returned to again and again".

Tintoretto returned to an earlier form of composition in his Last Supper of San Marcuola (1547), in which the choice of rough and popular types succeeds in endorsing the scene with a portrayal of ordinary everyday reality struck with wonder by the revelation of the miracle.

It's not always an easy form of composition to assess: lutes were not always used for songs, and sometimes were used even after ascendancy of the continuo song.

However, as a child, Bashō became a servant to Tōdō Yoshitada: together they shared a love for haikai no renga, a form of collaborative poetry composition.

In August 1951, just after his first Darmstadt visit, Stockhausen began working with a form of athematic serial composition that rejected the twelve-tone technique of Schoenberg (Felder 1977, 92).