Sentence examples for composition subject from inspiring English sources

Aspiring to the work of painters and printmakers, they thought of composition, subject matter and even print surface in "artistic" and spiritual rather than documentary terms.

This work represents a contribution to the field of sustainable electricity system design by using an optimization tool to specify the final mix composition, subject to the constraints of: emissions that are within the biocapacity of the region; a diverse and robust electricity supply system; and supply that at least meets current demand.

I liked the visual effect but that meant going back in the editing [process] and select images that were standing out, not as much as for their singular value (composition, subject, feel, etc).

Given a choice of two or more non-equivalent food types, these methods solve for optimal diet composition subject to constraints imposed by daily energy requirements, feeding time, digestive capacity, or nutrient requirements.

Experimental studies were carried out to investigate the ratcheting behaviour of three high strength rail steels of similar nominal hardness but with different chemical compositions subjected to uniaxial and non-proportionally bi-axial compression torsion cyclic loading conditions.

But there are no reflections at all about the actual composition or subject matter of the book itself.

There is a simple if definitive poetry to the composition, the subject matter tugging hard at the sweet tooth of our senses.

This diverse media, along with changes in style, composition and subject matter reflects at two different chronological phases: hunter-gatherers and agrarian communities.

The song received generally favourable reviews from music critics and was complimented for its musical composition and subject matter.

Other professionals say that three things are required: Light, composition and subject.[5] The light equates to exposure, and the focus would be the subject.

Two traditional paintings produce opposite effects: "Aviary," by Greg Drasler, is an airy composition whose subject is absence and ambiguity; a birdcage and perch attest to this.