Sentence examples for composed studies from inspiring English sources

His grandest effects are achieved in meticulously composed studies of the landscape traversed by the railroad — a panorama in the Allegheny Mountains, a log boom on the Susquehanna, the arches of Conestoga Bridge mirrored in the creek below — but in Rau's lens even the most ordinary railway junction becomes a Euclidean marvel of intertwining lines.

Composed studies are usually positions with a small number of pieces and may resemble an endgame from actual play.

Michel Franco is the Mexican director who made the savagely confrontational high-school bullying drama After Lucia; now, he comes to the Cannes competition with Chronic — a sombre, intelligent, finely composed study of one man's emotional endgame.

Neither "The American Jitters" nor "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men," James Agee's baroquely composed study of Alabama tenant farmers, with photographs by Walker Evans, came close to being a best-seller (Agee's book sold barely six hundred copies before going out of print), but they were two of the most important literary works of the era.

Sarig (1993) examined the process of how an Israeli student of high English proficiency composed study-summaries.

Since many composed endgame studies deal with positions that exist in tablebases, their soundness can be checked using the tablebases.

The second group, as seen in Figure 3, was composed of studies applying chemotherapy treatments other than platinum and taxanes.

Yang's study was composed of two studies and the first study did not show statistical difference, despite of a large amount of MSG, i.e. 5 g (2.5 %), ingested.

Keyboard performers in Bach's day composed or studied composition.

Berg develops a few thematic motives in a rigorously defined structure, composed while studying with Schoenberg.

Sixty-eight victims of traumatic events (45 women, 66.2 %) composed the study sample.