18), in which that great action director ("They Died With Their Boots On") largely conducts his business as usual, creating the carefully articulated compositions in depth that had been a defining feature of his style since the early 1930s.
In a lifetime that spanned a substantial portion of the history of jazz, Wilson's combination of articulate composition skills with a far-reaching creative vision carried him successfully through each of the music's successive new evolutions.
Later in musical history, the polyphonic, highly articulated Baroque compositions of Bach, Handel and Vivaldi benefited from being played in relatively small rooms with hard, reflecting walls, in which the reverberation times might be less than 1.5 seconds.
"Different colors articulated the planar composition of interior walls," Raul Barreneche writes in Interior Design.
The study defines spatial composition criteria, vegetation abacus and maintenance plans, articulated according to the various systems we identified and the following greening categories: Wild Flowers areas, Urban Groves, Rain Gardens, and Dry Gardens.
Demographers who have studied the historical changes in age and sex composition, fertility, and mortality of the world's populations have articulated a theory of demographic transition.
His works are characterized by rigorously geometric compositions in which fragmented objects and sharp-edged planes are articulated with maximum clarity.
This profile is articulated around the use of two concepts: First, homogeneity, which refers to a population composition that is made up exclusively of related clans engaged in herding activities.
— lacked articulated answers.
"New values are being articulated".
