Sentence examples for background composed from inspiring English sources
THE sumptuous vase full of flowers against a dark background, composed by Ori Gersht, could momentarily be mistaken for an old master painting.
The findings are those of a very unusual histiocytoid proliferation with bizarre large multinucleated cells of which many exhibit emperipolesis in a characteristic highly inflammatory background composed of lymphocytes and plasma cells in a variable sclerotic and somewhat myxomatous matrix.
Works far removed from contemporary man in time and in cultural background, composed in a variety of languages utterly different from one another in structure, have nevertheless been translated successfully enough to be deeply moving.
The key difficulty is that operating in everyday listening conditions entails processing a speech signal that is reverberantly mixed into a noise background composed of multiple competing sound sources.
Background: Composed of endocardial endothelial, valvular interstitial, cardiac muscle, and smooth muscle cells (SMC), heart valves are prone to various pathologic conditions the morphology of which has been well described.
b Real-time unmixed result of the color image left, with red the ACL and part of PCL and in green the background composed of the cartilage and bone.
Knight et al. [ 10] calculated enrichments based upon backgrounds composed of all SNPs from two popular genotyping platforms (the Affymetrix 500 K platform, the Illumina HumanHap 550 K platform, and the union of these two platforms).
The background was composed of the same trinary noise texture as the objects, making them perfectly background matching.
The background is composed of ristretto capsules (black), while Coelho's eyes seem to have been picked out in decaffeinato intenso (claret).
The saddled condition is found when the background is composed of disruptive elements of the same approximate size e.g., small sponges, barnacles, and patches of algae.
TOM LEHRER, a satirical song-writer with a scientific background, once composed a lyric that was simply the names of the chemical elements as then known.
