Sentence examples for a whole composition from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a whole composition" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to an entire piece of writing, such as an essay, article, or musical work. Example: "The professor asked us to submit a whole composition on the topic of climate change by the end of the semester."
I defy anyone to recall, as a vivid mental image, a whole composition by Freud, complete with objects and background.
One reason "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" stunned my generation at its 1967 release was that this Beatles album was not just a collection of songs but a whole composition.
"It quite literally blew my mind how Music Memos could transform a single guitar idea into a whole composition with a virtual drummer loose enough that it felt like you were having your mind read by some A.I. musician and a choice of stand-up or electric bass accompaniments".
The COSMO-SAC model is then reliable not only at infinite dilution but also over a whole composition range.
For miscible polymer blends of PVC/NBR, because there is no phase inversion but a homogeneous system a linear change (without discontinuity) of ultrasonic velocity and attenuation was observed in a whole composition ranges.
TeamLab themselves liken it to a pointillist painting where an innumerable amount of individual dots are organized to create a whole composition.
Also studied are the influence of the amide concentration in the PBTA from 0% (PBT) to 25 mol% (PBTA25) and the concentration of PBT(A) in the PC/PBT(A) blend over the whole composition range on the glass transition temperature (Tg) of the PC phase of the blend.
These not only give the whole composition a sense of rhythmic movement but are also more efficient than vertical columns — which would have required extra bracing and might have made the slab seem dull and oppressive in a brutalist sort of way.
Reliable knowledge of the thermophysical properties of pure compounds and their mixtures in the whole composition and a wide temperature and pressure range is a vital prerequisite for the computer aided synthesis, design and optimization of chemical processes.
Perhaps the most surprising property of gaseous diffusion coefficients is that they are virtually independent of the mixture's composition, varying by at most a few percent over the whole composition range, even for very dissimilar gases.
The radiating elements consisted of an intricate network of wavy, double-curved bars, creating new geometric forms and flame shapes, as well as furnishing a diagonal bracing to the whole composition, adding to its structural strength.
