Sentence examples for from one composition from inspiring English sources

The cut-outs were not fixed, but fluid in the artist's mind, with motifs migrating from one composition to another.

The French theorist Abraham Moles's Information Theory and Esthetic Perception (1966) brought the science of information theory to bear on musical perception, emphasizing that the concept of form is the essential thing; the "sonic message," whose dimensions vary from one composition to another, is a whole.

But I know of only one composition derived from a literary work that was itself based on an earlier musical opus.

The overall effect displays Sherman's open delight taken in fusing the signage of so-called high and low art--here with the valences of gentility and vulgarity--in one composition that keeps from tipping too far in favor of one proclivity or the other.

In one composition, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is shown falling from the sky in a storm of cash.

The computational method relies on a change of coordinates for describing base composition from one based on T, A, G, and C to one described by just two variables, GC content and purine content.

This raises the question of whether we can defend borrowing data on food composition from one country or area to another, with different ecological and climatic conditions.

"Caravan" takes its title from one of the compositions by Duke Ellington that Michael Kamen used as motifs in the accompanying score.

Observations of neutral composition from one of the two Viking lander entry probes, both of which took place on the dayside of Mars within one month of one another and at nearly the same solar zenith angles.

These results show a different chemical composition from one area to another, indicating varying sources of mineralization.

These changes were accompanied by a shift in benthic community composition from one dominated by hippolytid shrimp to one dominated by buccinid snails.