Sentence examples for composed such that from inspiring English sources
In particular, we recommend that academic boards should be (1) small enough to allow full participation of all members, (2) composed such that no one stakeholder group can dominate decision making, (3) designed to eliminate actual and perceived conflicts of interest, (4) governed by term limits, and (5) appropriately transparent in their strategic decision making and communications.
As is common in mature Wagner operas, Parsifal was composed such that each act was a continuous flow of music; hence there are no free-standing arias in the work.
Six stimulus (counterbalancing) lists were composed such that each participant viewed only one symbol from each warning concept triplet and equal numbers of each comprehensibility complexity level.
In contrast, enhanced amounts of the Pex11-Amph peptide co-sedimented with negatively charged SUVs, composed such that they strongly resemble the phospholipid composition of peroxisomal membranes (Wriessnegger et al, 2007).
Trenches dug down to the limestone substrate allowed detailing of the pedological and lithological units that compose such polygonal features.
Energy transfer between quantum dots and other building blocks (such as conjugated organic polymers) that compose such devices has been studied [58 62].
They moved from South Slope, in Brooklyn, two years ago, over her objections, so he could be closer to the offices of BuzzFeed, where he composes such posts as "55 Things That Deserve a Special Place in Hell" and "40 Pictures That Will Give You Douche Chills".
Congratulations to Ricky Kej, for composing such beautiful music and lyrics.
For example: 1) one gets the impression that SNAREs only exist in yeast and plants, although they indeed are common to all multicellular eukaryotic organisms, 2) mention their function in controlling membrane fusion, and 3) it would be useful to let the reader know what they are composed of such that the reader is prepared for what the Qb-SNARE VTI11 is.
The credibility of great Persian poets like Rumi and Hafez comes from the very fact that they are composed in such a way that they are fresh and meaningful regardless of the time, place and conditions in which you read them and this means reading them while doing divination or simply as literature".
"That was the whole secret of Krzysztof," I was told after his death by Zbigniew Preisner, a close collaborator who composed the music that became such a salient feature of Kieslowski's best-known works.
