Sentence examples similar to composition master from inspiring English sources

Moreover, differences in the composition of master regulator-protein complexes undoubtedly influence the transcriptional activity of their target genes.

He mastered photography sufficiently to teach it as an art at the school, where he insisted that students observe the principles of old master composition.

The trend is that powders are enriched in Ni when composition of the master alloys is FexNi1−x with x < 0.295, and enriched in Fe with x > 0.295.

The best way to understand the difference between a composition and a master is to think of how a song is made.

The constants here are Mr. Jia's languorous pacing and old master compositions.

That's a pleasingly cyclical connection, as Asquith's predilection for the German Expressionist lighting and composition that Lang mastered in the 20s permeates his film – from the bravura sequence below to the uncanny boarding house, which seems to be lit entirely from the floor, casting black bars and pools of shadow in all directions.

These observations highlight how the advanced ideas of Venice's intellectuals contributed to the content of Giorgione's works, and how the receptiveness of local collectors to the artist's lyrical, innovative compositions enabled the master from Castelfranco to pursue a career primarily as a painter of the mythical and profane rather than of sacred themes.

A large number of paint models were prepared with known characteristics (type and number of layers, thickness, composition) simulating old masters' techniques.

The musicologist Felip Pedrell had recently recovered the compositions of Renaissance master Tomás Luis de Victoria (a.k.a. the "Spanish Palestrina") and his contemporaries, offering new clues to the origins of Spanish musical identity and influencing Tarragó profoundly.

Arno was a master of composition.

"He's a brilliant structuralist and a master of composition.