Sentence examples for composed in a single from inspiring English sources

Schubert's last three piano sonatas may have been composed in a single astonishing creative burst in the final months of the composer's life in 1828, but they resolutely resist being regarded as a trilogy: each stands in its own musical and emotional space, independent masterpieces all.

Beethoven conceived the works as a unified triptych and said they were composed "in a single breath," although he actually worked on them for two years, from 1820 to 1822.

The work was composed in a single inspired burst, at Maiernigg in southern Austria in the summer of 1906.

The outputs of the two nodes were then composed in a single output value.

Her work is highly autobiographical, as illustrated by two of her recurrent projects, "I Am a Camera," which comes out annually, and its 'little sister,' "Disposable Camera," which Vanessa invariably composes in a single day.

Composer Lou Lichtveld was among a number of contemporary artists struck by the film: "Melodie der Welt became the first important sound documentary, the first in which musical and unmusical sounds were composed into a single unit and in which image and sound are controlled by one and the same impulse".

One Digiset is designed to permit a whole newspaper page to be composed photographically in a single scanning operation; not only the words but also the illustrations are analyzed in binary code.

Dance forms, a continuation of a tradition unbroken since the beginnings of recorded music history, were most characteristically composed in pairs, although single dances as well as embryonic suites of three or more dances appeared.

The gene pair nad4L/nad4 is composed of a single in-frame coding unit (the two genes are separated by 6 nucleotides), whereas atp8 and atp6 overlap (7 nucleotides) as is almost universally found in metazoans [ 25].

Including "synteny blocks" composed of a single gene (in-map genes) only slightly increases the coverage of the C. elegans genome to 84.4% (corresponding to 81.9% of the C. briggsae).

As seen in transverse sections stems in all species are composed of a single epidermis with one to four layers of chlorenchyma cells.