Sentence examples for composition lies in from inspiring English sources
The exception to granite composition lies in the southeast, where Devonian slates have weathered to give the one landing cove.
As Jones wrote to his friend Harman Grisewood in 1938, "my equipment is that of a painter, not a writer,' and this is perhaps where the brilliance of the book's composition lies: in being "a shape in words", modelled on a visual rather than literary aesthetic.
A major reason for the sharp differences in the SME composition lies in the nature of institutional opportunities and problems in each context.
Observe that, by definition, for any f, g ∈ S the composition lies in L i e ( X ) if and only if it lies k ⟨ X ⟩.
This composition, lying in the miscibility gap of the quasi-ternary phase diagram of PbTe GeTe SnTe, exhibits a tendency for phase separation into fine submicron domains in addition to nearly optimized electronic properties.
But although most components of the theme are well-known, the originality in this theme lies in its composition.
When two streams with compositions c and c are mixed, at constant density, the compositions lie in the straight line between c and c, Eq. (10).
The bulk metallic glass composites with different primary phases can be obtained at the composition which lies in the region between the best glass former and the corresponding primary crystalline phase.
Part of Machover's composition then lies in the way the computer is asked to distort the original.In none of these cases can the computer be said to be composing.
Slag leaves the furnace by the same taphole as the iron (upon which it floats), and its composition generally lies in the range of 30 40 percent silica (SiO2), 5 15 percent alumina (Al2O3), 35 45 percent lime (CaO), and 5 15 percent magnesia (MgO).
The additive structure of the space of composition operators modulo the compact operators is investigated further and a sufficient condition is given to insure that two composition operators lie in the same component.
