Sentence examples for composition providing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps photography offered the poet an escape from the pressures of verbal composition, providing him with a way of taking in reality more directly, via image instead of language.

Unlike standard LEDs, whose light has to be filtered and processed to get its intensity and colour right, OLEDs would be made into pixels directly, with diodes of different composition providing each of the primary colours.

The goal was to develop a composition providing maximal permeation of tumor vasculature while exhibiting effective embolic activity.

Further, it can also evaluate the impact of temperature variation, and variability of product/package on gas composition providing a system which allows selection of suitable packaging materials for fresh produce.

This study investigates the spatio-temporal distribution of humpback whales in Jervis Bay, Australia, based on pod composition, providing insight on the role of this shallow coastal embayment for mother-calf pods during the southern migration to polar feeding grounds.

Finally, increases in genomic complexity gained through gene duplications has promoted the evolution an increasingly complex phenotype (venom composition), providing a link between molecular, phenotypic and organismal evolution.

For these poets, composition provides the greatest thrill, both the record of ecstasies and their source.

When no invitation from Eon Productions was forthcoming, White's simple composition provided the foundation for the White Stripes' 2003 single Seven Nation Army, which became seared on the consciousness of a wider sporting public as it was played in sports venues all over the world.

Fragments of Mamo's "biographies" appear in "Measuring Time," and their composition provides almost the only unproblematic note of hope in the novel, a suggestion that Mamo may achieve his childhood dreams of fame and find some degree of personal peace.

Variations in their microscopic growth rings and chemical composition provide the deep-sea equivalent of the climate record in tree rings, and scientists are just beginning to assess this newfound trove of data, said Dr. Michael Risk, a geologist at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, who recently published a paper in Nature on the temperature data in a coral sample.

Furthermore, the subcutaneous histological composition provides excellent gliding tissue [8].