Having defined the pictorial grammar of Neo-Plasticism, Mondrian bent the rules, composing variations and taking the idea to minimalist extremes, with a single triangle of colour and two intersecting lines, for instance.
The total variation observed is composed of preanalytical variation, analytical variation (imprecision and bias), and inherent within-person biological variation.
When he composed the Variations, in 1930, that class was a recent memory for Copland, and the folksy ballets that made him a household name were more than a decade in the future.
This week we hear from the second half of the Math for Love duo, Daniel Finkel, who has composed several variations on a chess classic.
The drawings are composed of variations of charcoal and graphite, and then softened to convey each strong-willed subject with a wash of vulnerability.
Ground magnetic variations are composed of magnetic variations caused by magnetospheric and ionospheric disturbances and by currents induced in the ground.
He cheated a bit, he said, with "Reflections," that score he wrote in 2007, by composing a variation to an existing Telemann piece.
The idea behind the scheme is that channel variations are composed of short-term variations, due to Doppler fading, and long-term variations, due to obstacles between the nodes and obstructions, for example, walls.
Context-oriented programming (COP) provides dedicated support for defining and composing variations to a basic program behavior.
The new variation, composed by Gold, incorporated a new melody played by electronic trumpets and a faster tempo.
