Sentence examples for in form and composition from inspiring English sources

The alphabet went through many changes in form and composition over the course of time; it achieved its final ("classical") form about 400 bc, with 20 letters four vowels (a,e,i,u) and 16 consonants a reduction from earlier forms with 26 letters (c. 700 bc) and 23 letters (5th century bc).

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However, these sources, besides its limited quantity, still have other problems as feedstock, as they are either dispersed or present diversity in form and composition.

Motivated by the considerable changes over the last two decades in the form and composition of executive remuneration schemes and the increasing use of performance-vested stock options (PVSOs), this study examines the determinants of PVSO grants.

The split within NATO underscores the fact that in its present form and composition NATO is out of date.

Almost as bizarre, Janet Kardon, the exhibition's original curator, discussed the artistic properties of the photographs strictly in terms of light, form and composition, evading any mention of their sexual content.

Human disturbance influences tropical forests worldwide, altering their form and composition, and in some cases, threatening their very existence.

Patients have resorted to TM in every disease entity and illness and in all forms and composition.

Fantasia, also called fantasy or fancy, in music, a composition free in form and inspiration, usually for an instrumental soloist; in 16th- and 17th-century England the term was applied especially to fugal compositions (i.e., based on melodic imitation) for consorts of string or wind instruments.

We have particularly selected this product as a source of proanthocyanidins because it is commercially available in purified form, and their composition is known and maintained on lot-to-lot basis by the commercial vendor.

The reference to "organ" in Owen's definition is indicative of a structure (an entity) found in an organism that may vary in its shape and composition (form) or what it is for (function) in the species where it occurs.