Sentence examples for composition at a from inspiring English sources

He later, of course, studied classical music and composition at a conservatory.

Until fairly recently, Mr. Collins saw himself as a professor of composition at a college who wrote poetry on the side.

Like the great Saul Leiter, Ray-Jones was experimenting with colour tones and composition at a time when monochrome had a monopoly on seriousness.

You want to play violin, then play violin, you want to study composition at a conservatoire, take up a scholarship there.

I will present our work centered on developing a roadmap for the characterization of ribosome composition at a single cell level and during cellular differentiation.

Study finds lateral variations in composition at a key depth below the island hotspot, provides scientists a new understanding of mantle mixing.

After studying organ and composition at an early age with Giovanni Battista Martini in Bologna, Sarti became organist of the Faenza cathedral (1748) and director of the theatre there.

For a given location, time, and date, IRI describes the electron density, electron temperature, ion temperature, and ion composition at an altitude range of approximately 50 2000 km and also the electron content.

In 1908, she won the second Prix de Rome for a cantata entitled "La Sirene". She forswore composition at an early age, however, probably because she felt her work could not compare with that of her adored younger sister, Lili.

Suggestive QTL were identified in the present study for chemical body composition at an early growth stage (30 kg body weight), in a region of SSCX where no other QTL were identified.

This way of representing the nucleotide composition at an aligned genomic position across many genes – as opposed to a classical average base composition calculated over a window along the DNA strands as in [ 32] – has been used before for purposes like the study of GC skews in Arabidopsis [ 33], the base composition of complete genes (introns, exons, etc).