Sentence examples for comprised of another from inspiring English sources

Sometimes these are printed in Microsoft Word Art-style lettering, but in other cases, like in the works in New Dead City, they are comprised of another, just as graphic, image, creating a sensory assault that makes it difficult to either parse what you're looking at, or what you're reading.

The spatially dispersed wavelengths are then recombined by a telescope comprised of another 300 mm focal length achromatic lens (F G) and a microscope objective (Olympus LUMPlanFI/IR 40X/0.8W).

In this study, we added the expression analysis of Sal for those same species, and extended the phylogenetic sampling for all four genes to an outgroup comprised of another nymphalid subfamily (Danainae) and two other butterfly families (Pieridae and Papilionidae; Figure 2).

The highest excess mortality was found among individuals in the category comprised of having another mental disorder, predominantly substance abuse (for women, an IRR of 4.7 (95% CI 4.3 to 5.0) and for men, an IRR of 4.8 (95% CI 4.6 to 5.0)).

The Daily Telegraph splashes on comments from Conservative planning minister Nick Boles that some young people will not consider voting for the party because they think it represents only "rich people" and is comprised of "aliens from another planet".

If you wish to write in the style of Homer, Virgil, Hesiod, and the other Classical poets, the metre they used was dactylic hexameter, or lines comprised of six dactyls (another article here should be able to help you with metre).

Democracy has just presented them with another, comprised of reason and hope.

As suggested by the image, these reports imply that there are longer transcripts comprised of six genes and another transcript including just the last two genes.

4. Leadership To spearhead and drive the process, a team comprised of the District Medical Officer DMOO) and another three members from the Health Management Team should be formed to lead the application of AFR in the district.

"The current farce, with former IOC secretary general François Carrard chairing a supposed reform commission comprised of confederation appointees, is just another bad joke, another pathetic attempt to pull the wool over every football lover's eyes".

To assess the level of agreement when selecting quality measures for inclusion in a composite index of neonatal intensive care quality (Baby-MONITOR) between two panels: one comprised of academic researchers (Delphi) and another comprised of academic and clinical neonatologists (clinician).In a modified Delphi process, a panel rated 28 quality measures.