Sentence examples for composition theory from inspiring English sources

She also studied composition, theory and harmony with Hugo Kauder, whose music she later performed in her recitals.

William R. Pochiluk of Autofacts calls it a variation of the "fallacy of composition theory: what is a good strategy for one car maker is not good for the entire industry if all adopt comparable strategies".

A complete formal composition theory is defined in [5].

One aim of component-based software engineering (CBSE) is to enable the prediction of extra-functional properties, such as performance and reliability, utilising a well-defined composition theory.

To that extent, his theory also resembles Markosian's brutal composition theory, though since Johnston can accept that every set of atoms has a fusion his theory has different costs and benefits to Markosian's theory.

Solutions are achieved by applying the closed form composition model developed from the composition theory for SIF weight functions [Brennan FP, Teh LS.

This calls for new integration paradigms and patterns, formal composition theories, integration architectures, as well as flexible and dynamic composition and verification mechanisms.

First, there are principled restrictions on composition, theories that say that the xs compose an object y iff the xs are F, for some natural property F. Secondly, there are brutal theories, which say it's just a brute fact that in some cases the xs compose an object, and in others they do not.

The writer is an associate professor of composition and theory at the Hartt School.

By 14, he was studying composition and theory, and wanted to become a concert composer.

Nine years later he became professor of composition and theory, continuing at the RCM until his retirement in 1982.