Sentence examples for composition and could from inspiring English sources

As Galbraith points out, Kurosawa's later films, like "Kagemusha" and "Ran," became increasingly formal, vast exercises in color and composition, and could well have used the life, energy and explosiveness that Mifune always brought to his performances.

Mr. Shanks and his lawyers argued in court that Dr. Qimron was uncovering an existing composition and could not claim a copyright for reconstructing an ancient text he did not write.

Kepler-186f is only 10 per cent larger than Earth, but scientists have not yet discovered what the planet is made of – the best theories suggest it has a rocky composition and could support life.

The viscosity, yield stress, and other properties of the drilling fluid depend on the composition and could be tuned as required (Agarwal et al. 2011, 2013).

For comparative purposes, it is also important to note that a about a third of the improvement came through indirect effects (changes in school composition) and could therefore not be accounted for when controlling for individual characteristics of migrants alone, which is usually the case when comparing the country-specific schooling outcomes of migrants.

Nut-nougat-cream has a complex composition and could not be adequately classified into one food group.

The design concept and facile synthesis method of 3DOM oxide-supported AuPt alloy NPs nanocatalysts can be extended to other metal compositions, and could illustrate a promising and efficient way to design active sites for nanocatalysts.

Despite this general trend there is a wide range of masses at a given radius, which could be because gas planets can have rocky cores of different masses or compositions and could also be due to photoevaporation of volatiles.

Second, the hydration status of the study subjects was not determined before the body composition assessment and could influence the results.

Berzelius argued that, despite differences between organic and inorganic matter, organic compounds could be assigned a dualistic composition and therefore could be specified in the same manner as inorganic ones.

Mahler may or may not have subtitled it "Tragic" at some stage of its composition, and it could, possibly, contain music that consecrates and depicts his wife Alma.