Sentence examples for free composition from inspiring English sources

If a transcription is free enough it becomes both free variations and free composition".

3. Now paint a free composition on primed paper, using all the colours from your saturation scale.

This work, 'Le Festin d'Alkan', encapsulates my aesthetic conviction that free composition, free transcription and free variation (the forms of my three movements in order of performance) are all essentially the same thing.

Then we define a free composition for paragroups, using as a model the definition by V. Jones and D. Bisch of free composition of subfactors; and we prove that for any two given paragroups P1 and P2 there always exists a third paragroup P which realizes the free composition of P1 and P2.

Bond graphs (BGs) are domain independent, allow free composition, and are efficient for classification and analysis of models, allowing rapid determination of various types of acceptability or feasibility of candidate designs.

Even though the addition of TiO2 reduced the hydrophilicity and the surface free energy of these glasses compared to TiO2 free composition, TiO2-containing glasses still have a significantly reactive surface layer compared to Thermanox®.

Additionally, some reflections on how studies of text input and free writing composition can be evaluated are offered.

Each tune has its own signature visual style, and from the jerky indie-rock of Vampire Weekend to the synthesised funk of Matsuura's own (free) compositions, they're a treat to play along to, even as your mistakes cause the songs to hiccup and stutter as if streamed through a dodgy broadband connection.

Compared to the Ti-free composition, Na0.9Ni0.45Mn0.4Ti0.15O2 has improved capacity retention without sacrificing reversible capacity and average voltage.

A couple of entrepreneurs from Detroit raised $342,471 on Kickstarter to create the Hemingwrite, a minimalist digital typewriter designed for distraction-free composition — no e-mail, Facebook, browser, or menus — and were taking pre-orders.

The darling of Moscow, in 2009, had been a lad named Alexander Rybak, representing Norway, who played a fiddle, badly but furiously, and sang a jaunty, content-free composition entitled "Fairytale".