Sentence examples for arranging material from inspiring English sources

He began arranging material for it in 1256 and worked on it until 1274, continuing to improve it with marginal notes.

Bach: Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring This version of Bach's beautiful composition shows how a number of devices and techniques can be used when arranging material in a solo guitar format.

The material topology optimization method evaluates an optimal layout reinforcing or arranging material of a specified volume in a given design space that maximizes stiffness for a given set of loads and boundary conditions.

Optimization means arranging materials, facilities, and energy to yield as productive and economical an operation as possible.

November 7 2014 November 16 201414 Although it's been far too long since he's released a new album, the pianist, a modern mainstream giant, always has a stockpile of imaginative and meticulously arranged material to draw on.

By the mid-'60s, still producing the mirror paintings, he branched into sculpture in the direction of Arte Povera and its process-oriented focus on abject, casually arranged materials.

Any Cunningham Event is an anthology of dance from repertory made over the decades; I presume that Mr. Cunningham enjoys arranging the material so that not even aficionados will be able to identify it all without private information.

This chapter reviews integrated design and fabrication methods for arranging scaffold material and pores in 3D space to achieve desired effective mechanical and mass transport properties, and, in addition, discusses how these effective properties affect tissue regeneration.

As Ron Richards later recalled, "The Beatles had marvelous ears when it came to writing and arranging their material.

Following Sonic Youth's indefinite hiatus, he began arranging the material with contributors such as Nels Cline, John Medeski and Bob Bert.

Swing used bigger bands than other kinds of jazz, leading to bandleaders tightly arranging the material which discouraged improvisation, previously an integral part of jazz.