Sentence examples for from a composition from inspiring English sources
Notably, the composite separator fabricated from a composition ratio of SiO2/PVdF-HFP = 90/10 (wt%/wt%) provides superior cell performance owing to a well-tailored microporous structure, as compared to a commercialized polyethylene (PE) separator.
"Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band" gets its subtitle from a composition by Sammy Cahn and Saul Chaplin, in honor of Williams, that the Kirk band recorded in 1936.
Davis, the pioneering and mercurial jazz trumpeter, was entombed last month in a sarcophagus engraved with a trumpet and notes from a composition of his, "Solar". The title before his name was bestowed by the Knights of Malta.
At one point in the book, Clinton quotes at length from a composition, full of self-doubt, that he wrote in high school for a teacher named Lonnie Warneke: I am a person motivated and influenced by so many diverse forces I sometimes question the sanity of my existence.
Chalk drawing, in the visual arts, technique of drawing with chalk, a prepared natural stone or earth substance that is usually available in black (made either from soft black stone or from a composition including lampblack), white (made from various types of limestone), and red, or sanguine (made from red earths such as red ochre).
Visions of the future result from a composition of ingredients in certain processes (e.g. the methods of futures research).
Pfizer's Centrum, a multivitamin supplement, has achieved success in China and India, driven by its "complete from A to Zinc" composition.
It is, on one hand, a physical space with a practical function: a demarcated area, cordoned off from others; a composition of the material possessions a person accumulates throughout their life; a place to cook, clean, care, eat and sleep.
THUMP is pleased to spotlight one of our favourite tracks from the record, a composition from Sydney producer Jikuroux titled "Doubt".
Terence Blanchard, a trumpeter and film composer originally from New Orleans, led a composition steeped in melancholy dignity.
"The Arrival," his prewar masterpiece from 1914, is a composition cut through by the prow of an ocean liner.
