Sentence examples for composed a collection of from inspiring English sources

Ken Elkinson recently composed a collection of songs to minimize the stress of urban driving.

He also provided books of hymns he had composed, and in the early 1130s he and Héloïse composed a collection of their own love letters and religious correspondence.

At the same time, he and Schiller jointly composed a collection of satirical epigrams in the manner of Roman poet Martial (Xenien ["Xenia"]), which caused a literary furor and temporarily made them both very unpopular.

The English lawyer and philosopher Francis Bacon (1561 1626) composed a collection of maxims of the common law in Latin with an elaborate English commentary on each; and the writings of the English jurist Sir Edward Coke (1552 1634) were replete with similar Latin aphorisms, some borrowed from Roman law, others invented.

(He also composed a collection of ethical anecdotes and sayings ascribed to Socrates, for which see Fakhry 1963).

He composed a collection of poetry and short stories, Briar Blossoms, in 1899, and was the editor of The Ghourki, a literary journal of poetry, short stories, and aphorisms.

The main goal here is to compose a collection of pre-processed scientific papers to support retrieval tasks.

Measurements were collected on a 7x15 mm zone, using 50 B-Scans composed by a collection of 360 A-Scans, providing a resolution of 0.04 mm for horizontal and 0.2 mm for vertical meridian.

As had Archimedes, Cavalieri regarded a plane figure as being composed of a collection of indivisible lines, "all the lines" of the plane figure.

Instead, each of them is composed of a collection of affine maximizers, one for each bidder.

The UMLS Semantic Network (SN) is composed of a collection of broad categories called semantic types (STs) that are assigned to concepts.