They are firmly contoured and monumentally composed in a rugged hand, with an astringent palette of black, yellow, a startling red-orange, and off-kilter pastels.
They are de Koonings with a difference: more deliberate and leaner than the work of his tumultuous previous phases, with simpler colors often played out in sinuous ribbons, but firmly scaled and virtuosically composed.
Wagner wrote "music dramas" (even though some modern Wagner scholars now cast cold water on that term); Brahms composed symphonies built firmly on the sonata form.
This article discusses the historical origination of this 'random group design.' Whereas psychology textbooks generally attribute its origination to natural science, historical research suggests that comparing randomly composed groups is firmly rooted in psychology's own experimental traditions.
If Facebook and Instagram can't even communicate changes to its policies with proper procedure and transparency, it's hard to imagine it's composed enough to firmly and fairly enforce them.
Although no claim of representativeness can be firmly made, the study samples are composed of young males from all socioeconomic strata.
It's mostly because of its associations with another composer, Mahler, that Luciano Berio's Sinfonia, composed for the New York Philharmonic between 1967 and 69, is now firmly established as his best-known work.
The result shows that the electroactive white film firmly attached to the platinum substrate is really composed of indium hexacyanoferrate (InHCF).
By the mid-1940s it was firmly established in Washington, D.C., with a board composed largely of senators and representatives from both parties.
In the quiet of the foyer, she composed herself and told her mother firmly: "That is not Tarzan".
