The Kitchen's own repertory group is built to handle any kind of composition, from intricate chamber music to improvisation, and it commissions new works from across the contemporary spectrum.
By P. Miller and John McCarten The New Yorker, January 12 , 1957P. 21 A teacher of English in the American College for Girls in Istanbul has forward us a kind of Surrealist composition submitted to her by a member of one of her classes.
In his choice of path, he considers a set of alternative routes he might use, thus relating them in a kind of parallel composition.
It is tempting to interpret this view as an appeal to a kind of fallacy of composition; just as someone who is both good and an author is not necessarily a good author, so too something that is both mentally asserted and vocally uttered is not necessarily "said" (asserted with utterance).
Mendelsohn, in his review of my translation of the Iliad, correctly says that the received text of the Iliad is a kind of wiki-composition.
But throughout his lines retained rhythmic authority and a kind of instant-composition coherence, and very little of it came through the usual routes of jazz piano history.
"It's just a different kind of composition.
The optimal situation is a combination a kind of composition between legacy systems and the optimized business process from the business and its partners, and it lives in the cloud.
In everyday mode, it is difficult to get the refocus effect without a specific kind of composition: very close to one object, with another distant object in the other part of the frame.
Ginsberg and other major figures of the movement, such as the novelist Jack Kerouac, advocated a kind of free, unstructured composition in which the writer put down his thoughts and feelings without plan or revision to convey the immediacy of experience an approach that led to the production of much undisciplined and incoherent verbiage on the part of their imitators.
