Sentence examples for flower composition from inspiring English sources

Having created compositions using the iPads, everyone then moved to the work tables to create their own flower composition using oil pastels and liquid watercolor paint.

Therefore, bee pollen from Cistus sp. showed more homogenous in flower composition.

The two kinds of bee pollens were clearly differed in distribution pattern, and the one from Cistus sp. showed more homogenous in flower composition.

In the back rooms of the gallery, there are large photographs and videos that capture fascinating and violent images of flower compositions exploding in front of the camera.

Later, ink monochrome painters attempted themes that included Daoist and Buddhist patriarchal and mythical subjects, bird-and-flower compositions, and landscapes.

The findings could affect thinking about how flowers and hummingbirds have evolved together, since the shape of the flower, the composition of the nectar and the shape and workings of the tongue must all fit together for the system to work.

Therefore, the bee pollen from the Cistus sp. of Spanish origin was used in this study, because it was more homogenous in flower (pollen composition) and most frequently consumed as food in Japan.

This year's focus is "The British Renaissance," the flowering of composition in Britain since World War II, especially the last 30 years.

Festival, which has examined "The British Renaissance," the flowering of composition in Britain since World War II, especially the last 30 years, ends with a free concert with the British conductor Mark Wigglesworth leading the Juilliard Orchestra at Alice Tully Hall.

Despite this extensive knowledge of the behavior of key regulatory genes involved in the transition to flowering, the composition and dynamics of the underlying global genetic networks at the transcriptome level are still poorly understood.

The abundance of flowers and the composition of the flowering assemblages help with understanding plant-pollinator interactions.