Sentence examples for form and development from inspiring English sources
In Minimalist music, the traditional treatment of form and development was rejected in favour of explorations of timbre and rhythm musical elements largely unfamiliar to Western listeners.
The Times, inaugurating what was to become a dour strain of Bruckner criticism, called the Eighth "exceedingly diffuse" and "exceedingly long," its "noble passages" hobbled by Bruckner's "lack of concentration" and general disregard for musical form and development.
Anna Clyne Composer What has really inspired me is Reich's sense of form and development from rhythmic and harmonic cells, and his use of electronics and speech melodies, particularly on Different Trains.
Companies that in-license a compound should ask specific questions about the solid form studies that were performed to determine the scope of knowledge and inter-relationships between forms, and how the solid form landscape would impact the desired dosage form and development plan.
Conversely, Ahlstrom et al. [ 88] noted Lampanyctodes as being specialized within Gymnoscopelini from a similar larval form and development to that found within Lampadena, arguing that characters reflect habitat instead of true phylogeny.
In this context, we explore the patch pattern forming and development in the desertification land.
The researchers of engineering education in Europe and Russia don't pay enough attention to social and psychological competences forming and development.
We then focus on the forming and development of the contacting cluster and the influence of these processes on the interface's behaviors.
This view took several forms, each maintaining that organisms were passed on from one generation to the next, miniature and yet fully formed, and development was simply the growth of the miniature organism.
This network represents a (bio chemical manifestation of downstream changes in shape, form, growth and development.
(For further discussion of seed dormancy and of the form, function, and development of seeds and fruits, see seed and fruit).
