It is epitomized by the numerous examples composed by J.S. Bach, who built upon a 17th-century tradition identified with the work of Dietrich Buxtehude and Johann Pachelbel, among others.
Examples composed from IV-VI semiconductor materials are PbSexS1−x/PbSeyS1−y heterostructures (where y, x may be constant throughout the shell region, or may gradually vary resulting in a formation of a graded structure).
The effectiveness of the two proposed controls is assessed with respect to the performances of the equivalent centralized control using numerical examples composed by the IEEE 13 and IEEE 123 buses distribution test feeders adapted to include stochastic generation and DESSs.
The hydrogen-2 nucleus, for example, composed of one proton and one neutron, can be separated completely by supplying 2.23 million electron volts (MeV) of energy.
Between 1616 and 1666, a writer named ʿAbdullāh, for example, composed a major work called Bāra Anva ("Twelve Topics"), which is a treatise on Islām in 9,000 couplets.
Every member of the class of paraffin hydrocarbons is, for example, composed of hydrogen and carbon, the number of hydrogen atoms always being two or more than twice the number of carbon atoms.
La Monte Young, for example, composed a number of electronic "continuous frequency environments," in which he generated a few pitches and then electronically sustained them, sometimes for days or weeks.
The French prelate Fénelon, for example, composed Dialogues des morts (1700 18), and so did many others, including the most felicitous master of that prose form, the English poet Walter Savage Landor, in his Imaginary Conversations (1824) and Pentameron (1837).
In his Requiem, for example, composed in 1984 after the sudden death of his younger son, John, the writing for solo soprano, chorus and orchestra is energetic, assertive and often angry, but its most vehement moments illuminate the tension between the traditional Requiem text and the poetry by William Blake, George Herbert and John Donne that he interspersed between the Latin movements.
The puzzle arose because we envisaged Cup losing one of its parts, and coming to have the same material constitution (being, for example, composed of exactly the same atoms as), and spatial boundaries as Tcup.
To show the applicability of the method, a numerical example composed of a four-level hierarchy including seven main criteria, 18 sub-criteria, and three alternatives is also given.
