Sentence examples for composition that includes from inspiring English sources

Eventually, Pericoli came up with a composition that includes four hundred and fifteen buildings from seventy cities.

The commentary on exploitation extends to the global labor practices of the textile and apparel industry in "Countries and Patterns," a composition that includes a world map above an arrangement of red thread and garment patterns adorned with elaborate and exotic designs.

More than 70 million people in the U.S. visit the site each month, creating a user composition that includes politicians, bands, filmmakers, comedians, photographers, and people wanting to communicate with friends and plan their social lives.

The disk, part of a larger composition that includes dozens of other disks and some 40 stencils of human hands, could be older, depending on how soon after it was painted the calcite layer formed.

Such recycled material, as found in the sized canvases of paintings, has been reported as being mostly composed of calcite, with other minor components, and an elemental composition that includes Na, Mg, Si, P, S, Cl, K, Ca and Fe in variable proportions [5].

Many laboratories studying the components of drusen have shown that drusen has a complex protein composition that includes immunoglobulins, activated complement components and complement regulators from the choroidal circulation [4] [6], and lipids, intracellular proteins and cytosolic stress response proteins from RPE cells [6].

The label explained it: The 1625-27 canvas was originally part of a larger composition that included a Venus and Adonis, and the missing piece was in the Musée Fabre in Montpellier, France.

And two big shrimp, though bland, lent color and texture to a lovely composition that included soft white beans and a bed of dark shredded arugula, all under a nicely balanced oil and lemon dressing.

The team noticed that some proteins produced by the squid had a bizarre amino acid composition that included many copies of six normally rare amino acids, particularly tyrosine and methionine, and none at all of four common ones.

Primavera 2005, an annual exhibition of young artists' work held at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, included Mellor's work Fig 1-100 (This particular collection made sense), a mixed media composition that included specimens of Ulysses butterflies.

Similarly, analysis of a BAC clone that spanned mlsB from pMUM003 confirmed mycolactone F structure-based predictions on module and domain composition that included an AT-II (acetate) domain within the load module and the absence of any A-type KR domains; the latter observation explaining the switched stereochemistry of the C11' and C13' side-chain hydroxyls of mycolactone F [ 5].