Sentence examples for deep composition from inspiring English sources

The filming of the quartet is itself musical, with the use of deep composition that renders the overlap of foreground and background gestures contrapuntal.

The fashion house featured his "Dragons and Angels in Deep Conversation" composition on a backpack, shoes and an embroidered coat in Saint Laurent's Spring/Summer 2015 men's collection.

Based on the new data, we quantitatively estimated the deep brine composition.

On the contrary, PopMatters criticizes the "Spinal Tapish" lyrics and the lack of hit material on the album with the exception of "Wring That Neck", considered "perhaps the first real Deep Purple composition".

Moreover, the transport of water bound in hydrous minerals at great depths have a major impact on the Earth's volatile budget, on the chemical evolution of the Earth, and on the deep mantle composition and rheology [ Shirey et al., 2008].

The BMGs were investigated by locating deep eutectic compositions and by evaluation of alloys near it.

This was Wyler's first collaboration with cinematographer Gregg Toland, whose deep-focus composition would become an important element of Wyler's filmmaking craft.

One is the use of deep space compositions and staging, a form that was commonly seen in Hollywood cinema until the rise of the 'New Hollywood' in the early 1970s.

Scenes unfold in contemplative long takes and carefully framed, deep-focus compositions.

Casting the great booming ham Louis Jouvet (as the fallen aristocrat) against Gabin's mumbling, pre-Method naturalism, Renoir highlights performance at the expense of social realism, while his long takes and deep-focus compositions create a vividly three-dimensional space.

It does not suit television because it was made in Cinemascope, often using the wide screen to bold effect with striking deep-focus compositions that just don't survive panning and scanning.