In February 1858, Wallace, unaware of Darwin's unpublished ideas, composed his thoughts into an essay and mailed them to Darwin, asking for his opinion.
When Cunningham composed "Winterbranch," his ideas for movement were all about falling.
Sir Walter Scott composed his epitaph.
I know that her talents make my talents better, just as those who listen to me as I compose ideas orally, help me refine my ideas.
Having begun the project WITHIN at a long-term residency at the Sharjah Art Foundation in 2008, the artist has been working ever since to develop his ideas on composing and performing electro-acoustic music that looks at sound as more than what hearing people perceive with their ears.
A group of intensivists supported by a Brazilian producer of medical equipment (Dixtal) have created a computer program that collects many variables that compose the idea of performance.
Whereas complex ideas can be analyzed, or broken down, into the simple or complex ideas of which they are composed, simple ideas cannot be.
This world is mind-dependent, for it is composed of ideas, whose existence consists in being perceived.
Propositions are composed of ideas, but for Bolzano, propositions are primary, undefined objects, and ideas in themselves [Vorstellungen an sich; hereafter just ideas in contradistinction to subjective ideas] are defined as parts of propositions that are not themselves propositions.
The crucial difference is that crystals form in homogenous solutions, while the Deleuzean virtual is composed of "Ideas" or "multiplicities" involving differential relations among heterogeneous components, whose rates of change are connected with each other.
