Sentence examples for its composite of from inspiring English sources

Neither graphic novel nor illustrated book, its composite of storytelling forms seemed derived from the storyboards of some lost Czech genius of the silent film era rather than anything evident in other books.

Although the strengths of our study included its use of a SNP set and its composite measure of mathematical ability, the study was limited in terms of its sample, its measures of mathematics-relevant environments and its power.

Its composite score of 69 across an average score of 80 for all 100, ForeSee says, is indicative of how the company "seems to have lost the trust of the social media community".

For example, the Conference Board said yesterday that its composite index of leading economic indicators, a key gauge of future economic activity, fell 0.2percentt in October.

But its composite portrait of the male psyche in the post-feminist era is repellent.

In a separate report, the Conference Board said its composite index of leading economic indicators increased 0.5percenttoto 116.5 in May, after a 0.1percentt rise in April.

The Conference Board reported that its Composite Index of Leading Indicators fell 0.5% last month to 114.1.

Thus, the development and application of geopolymer cement and its composites is of great significance in terms of environmental protection.

The focus has been directed at the electrode/electrolyte interface in MCFC and PAFC, whereas in SOFC and PEMFC the ionic/electronic conductivity of the electrolyte or the characteristics of its composite with the electrocatalyst is of primary interest.

The nature of a protein is not the sum of the natures of its composite amino acids, although a characteristic for a protein might be an addition of the characteristics of its composite amino acids for example, the protein isoelectric point is the sum of the composite amino acid isoelectric points.

Kemian Wood Industry, which used to boast of the quality of its composite floorboards, took radical steps to deal with the downturn.