Sentence examples for composition as an from inspiring English sources

Stanley Spencer, painting first world war troops cooking with their skillets for the Sandham Memorial Chapel at Burghclere, talked about his composition as an obbligato of bacon rashers.

Although Chevreul thought that these crystals were a compound of ethylene and water, a more complete analysis by other researchers in 1836 established its composition as an alcohol.

His first composition as an American citizen, the Academy expertly controlled the piece from the hesitant, broken-up start to the final flourish, undercut with feelings of tension and uncertainty.

In keeping with 19th-century virtuoso spirit, Ms. Pine offered her own composition as an encore, the nimble Intro, Theme and Variations on "God Defend New Zealand," one of that country's two national anthems.

It was not until the beginning of the 20th century in China that biography began to appear as an independent form (and this was evidently the result of western influence), when Liang Qichao (1873 1929) wrote a number of lives, including one of Confucius, and was followed by Hu Shi (1891 1962), who, like his predecessor, worked to promote biographical composition as an art form.

Table 2 shows the elemental composition as an atomic concentration (given in at %), based on XPS investigations with an information depth of 0.01 µm.

Priapulida are characterized by a more balanced nucleotide composition, as, to a lesser extent, are tardigrades.

Cornelius arranges sounds as if they were images, treating each composition as a series of amusing events.

Mr. Kancheli has described the composition as a liturgy and its alternating lyricism and turbulence suggest grief and anger.

It was also noteworthy, remarked Wöhler, that urea had exactly the same composition as a different novel substance, ammonium cyanate.

All show measurable variation in isotope composition as a result of natural and, in particular, metabolic processes.