Sentence examples for compositions in that from inspiring English sources
It takes nothing away from the genius of Gregg Toland, the cinematographer on "Citizen Kane," to note that the astonishing deep-focus compositions in that film were made possible by new lenses.
Variations also often used a preexisting melody but differed from cantus firmus compositions in that the melody was much shorter and was repeated a number of times, each time with different accompanying parts.
As a pianist and composer, Bolcom became well known for his interest in ragtime music; Graceful Ghost Rag (1971), written in memory of his father, is one of several compositions in that genre.
In part as a result of those trips, he started to paint representational compositions in that period, a tradition that was experiencing a renaissance with the Pop art movement of the early 1960s, examples of which he had seen firsthand in New York.
Lindzen (1967) suggested that diurnal tides can break down in the MLT region, generate turbulence, enhance the eddy mixing, and change the chemical compositions in that region and in higher thermosphere.
The temporal evolution of the fluid compositions in that time span reveals a decrease in hydrogen sulfide concentrations over the entire period after 1992 with a slight increase in November of 1995 (Figure 2).
Second, it nevertheless differs from the method of composition in that these known truths are taken from a particular examination of the thing we are investigating, and not from more general things as is done in the method of instruction.
In honor of that, today's music video is a composition in that key: Beethoven's Sonata No. 31.
The nano-additive composition in that case was 0.05 wt% Al2O3+0.05 wt% TiO2.
DFT calculations showed the stability of the Fe4Al13 phase and predicted Fe4Al13 to be the only stable composition in that area of the Fe-Al phase diagram.
We found that 25% of GWC on the surface and 75% of TIS/PS below was the most beneficial composition in that it gave the highest body mass gain.
