Sentence examples for composition that makes from inspiring English sources

Intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) possess a peculiar amino acid composition that makes them very soluble.

The same unique composition that makes aluminium so valuable is also what allows it to be recycled an infinite number of times without any reduction in quality.

But as both writer and director, he has a confident sense of rhythm and composition that makes his work persuasively of a piece.

His militiamen are linked in a harmonious composition that makes the viewer aware of the cohesion of their group as a whole.

Spent coffee grounds (SCG) are an abundant by-product of the coffee industry with a complex composition that makes them a promising feedstock for a biorefinery.

The natural phenomenon is decomposed into a number of elementary processes, with a particular composition that makes up the transition function of the CA. By applying this function to all the cells simultaneously, the evolution of the phenomenon can be simulated in terms of modification of the substates.

He also experimented with early sound sculptures, such as a composition that made use of the town's old tube radios.

Influenced by the post-impressionist daring of Henri Matisse, and later by the angulated fragmentation of Max Beckmann, Bloch developed a richness of colour and boldness of composition that made even everyday scenes intriguing.

Mackintosh's voice is engaging, but it's the look of his pages that will have readers — and lap listeners — marveling at the variety of perspective, color and composition that make "Standing In for Lincoln Green" such a standout.

MIL-101(M) (M = Cr, Fe) has been selected due to its high structural stability, open porosity and adequate composition that make the solid recoverable and reusable without observing any decrease in its ability to promote the reactions.

In the chapter on mating nets she published Aron Nimzowitsch's playful composition that made a great impression on her when she was growing up.