Reading James Salter's haunting novel "A Sport and a Pastime," full of the twinned formality and sensuality of France, I encountered this passage: "Life is composed of certain basic elements," he says.
The boundary of (Omega _{k}), denoted by (gamma_{k}), is composed of certain sides of some squares (Qinmathcal{W}^{k}).
Ehrenberg discovered the microscopic fossil organism content of various geologic formations and noted that certain rock layers are composed of such single-cell fossils.
Virtually all synthetic adhesives and certain natural adhesives are composed of polymers, which are giant molecules, or macromolecules, formed by the linking of thousands of simpler molecules known as monomers.
The electrical double layers that are composed of stern and diffuse layers have a certain thickness, which can block the approach of the adsorption for the adsorbate to the adsorbents.
Why do you put it so oddly?"——Is he going to understand the further analysed sentence better?—This sentence, one might say, achieves the same as the ordinary one, but in a more roundabout way.— Imagine a language-game in which someone is ordered to bring certain objects which are composed of several parts, to move them about, or something else of that kind.
The majority of proteins are composed of one or more domains, with the exception of certain unstructured polypeptides.
Organisms are composed of elements that, although coordinated, show obvious signs of heterogeneity with respect to certain kinds of processes [ 1, 2].
Countries are composed of people.
Both are composed of carbon.
