Hull Kingston Rovers head coach Craig Sandercock: "It was well documented that they had a couple of players out, so it was a matter of being composed and keeping our concentration and it was pleasing to put an 80-minute performance together.
As a matter of fact, the RCAs are composed of natural aggregates and attached mortar and, as a consequence, they generally present a higher porosity in comparison with ordinary natural aggregates.
As he has discovered, directing a ballet company isn't simply a matter of choosing dancers and learning to compose stimulating, well-balanced programs.
Sullivan was enthusiastic, and Trial by Jury was composed in a matter of weeks.
The composer was delighted with it, and Trial by Jury was composed in a matter of weeks.
Today, the lowest common denominator of music production is more a matter of putting together premade pieces than actually composing something entirely new.
The living cell is "not a mass of matter composed of a congregation of like molecules, but a highly differentialed system: the cell, in the modern phraseology of physical chemistry, is a system of co-existing phases of different constitutions" (Hopkins 1913 [1949] p. 151).
On a sum view, 'the ice' at t1 refers to a sum of matter composing all and only the ice in Henry's drink at t1.
The event was speculated to be the impact on the detectors of a so-called strangelet, a type matter composed of a different mix of elementary particles to that of normal matter.
The dry matter of CS composed of 40.1 % glucan, 23.8 % xylan, and 17.5 % AIL.
