Its contents provide a kind of composite portrait of the Hollywood thoroughbred.
A new kind of composite boardwalk fared well, but much of the wooden boardwalk was blown far from the beach.
When the dust had settled, the New York Times, summarising, decided that its survey supplied 'a rich, if partial and unscientific, picture of the state of American literature, a kind of composite self-portrait'.
The columnist, according to Mr. Platt, is a kind of composite of Jimmy Breslin, Mike McAlary, Murray Kempton and Mike Royko (although it's unlikely that these columnists used graduate students to help them).
The results - in some respects quite surprising, in others not at all - provide a rich, if partial and unscientific, picture of the state of American literature, a kind of composite self-portrait as interesting perhaps for its blind spots and distortions as for its details.
The idea, as best I can grasp it, seems to be that Destry-Scholes was working toward a kind of composite photograph of the three men, a ghostly overlay of their travels, theories, and lies, which also might blurrily be construed as the portrait of both biographers: "Was the composite portrait the face of DestryScholes?
This kind of composite structure with amorphous layer and crystalline substrate is important for nanomachining.
Such kind of composite samples may open the door for new biomedical devices.
Descartes replied with a rather mysterious account of how the mind and body formed a unique kind of composite.
A prominent objective for this kind of composite is the improvement of ductility.
A kind of composite cathode, La0.58Sr0.4Co0.2Fe0.8O3−δ Ce0.8Sm0.2O2−δ (LSCF SDC), was presented in this paper.
