Sentence examples for composed either of from inspiring English sources
Circular plots ('rings') were composed either of oysters, mussels, both together or none at all.
It describes the macromolecular chains as aggregates composed either of non-porous monomers or thermal blobs.
When the West Bank was under Jordan, there was only a tiny middle class, and the mass of the population was composed either of peasant farmers or landed gentry.
Modern nets, generally machine-made, are composed either of vegetable fibres (such as cotton, hemp, flax, manila, and sisal) or of man-made fibres (such as nylon, polyester, polypropylene, and polyethylene).
As a consequence, the PGA interfacial attraction leads to a large surface excess on diblock copolymer which in turn, through macrophase and microphase separation, produced separated domains at the surface with regions composed either of homo or block copolymer.
The abstract element can be composed either of an abst-problem and an abst-solution element, or of one or more p elements.
Being able to predict the phase equilibria at reduced pressures of systems composed either only of fatty acid esters as well as also of their mixtures with alcohols, is of major relevance for the design, optimization and operation of industrial facilities producing these compounds, or their use as fuels.
These are thought to have been composed either by the Teacher of Righteousness himself or, in honor of him, by a disciple, who acts as the prophet's mouthpiece.
His conclusion is that their tails could be composed of either of iron-rich silicates or of corundum a substance that, when of gem quality, is better known as sapphire.
Stock I solutions in and of themselves (by virtue of them being composed of either portions of all the samples in a study, or portions of those samples most expected to contain all qPCR targets of interest) represent self-mitigating/self-attenuating tools already tailored to the specific confines (known and unknown) of each particular qPCR study.
The sounds corresponding to the Hiragana The sounds corresponding to the Hiragana and Katakana and Katakana alphabets are composed of either one of five vowel sounds or a combination of a consonant and a vowel sound, with the exception of a few consonant-only sounds.
