Sentence examples for composites of those from inspiring English sources

In fact, the objects signified by complex expressions are composites of those signified by simple expressions, together with a relation of identity (or non-identity, in the case of a true negative sentence) holding between them.

Each brain region of course contains many different cell types, excitatory and inhibitory neurons, astrocytes, etc., and the protein profiles observed are therefore composites of those present in the specific cell types.

For each brain region, they are also composites of the profiles that exist in subregions, e.g. for the hippocampus, they are composites of those in the CA1, CA3 and dentate gyrus.

"The characters are a composite of those people I met," he says.

Mr. Langeland said the advertising would not necessarily try to single out listeners to a particular station, but would come up with a composite of those listening to a mix of stations at a particular hour.

Many companies have introduced "best of breed" comparison programs: the company looks to one industry to find, say, the best distribution system, to another industry for the lowest cost payroll process, and then forms a composite of those best practices to set objectives for its own performance.

My character Terry is a composite of those cops.

The clinical end points were death, fatal or non-fatal MI or the composite of those within a follow-up time of 1 year.

Making her entrance, cleavage first in a snug foundation garment and scanty robe, Ms. Mason is a composite of all those ample-bodied überwomen who used to tempt and torment Marcello Mastroianni.

In a sense, Le Cagnard is a composite of all those who had beheld her.

His character is a composite of all those who participated in sit-ins; rode the bus during the Freedom Rides; walked with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and later became members of the Black Panther Party.