Sentence examples for likely to compose a from inspiring English sources

That goes double for news photography: the news photographs you remember are likely to compose a litany of grief and terror, from the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald to the execution of a Vietcong prisoner on the streets of Saigon to the dragging of a dead American soldier's body through the streets of Mogadishu, Somalia.

After CFAR detection, a target is likely to be composed of a plurality of distributed pixels that cannot form a connected region, which increases the probability of false alarm and the loss of information of structure and shape.

Our results indicate that the glue is likely to be composed by a large diversity of cement-related proteins, including Poly(S), GY-rich, H-repeat and miscellaneous categories.

In contrast, the incident group is likely to be composed of a mixture of patients who rapidly decline and those who have better outcomes.

During cortical development, newly generated neurons deriving from common progenitors migrate radially into the cortex where they form networks of sibling neurons sharing similar receptive field properties, and the reeler functional columnar modules revealed by the present study are therefore likely to be composed of neurons sharing a common lineage (Rakic 1988; Yu et al. 2012; Li et al. 2012).

The best 21st-century opera is more likely to be composed by someone like John Rutter (who has shown no interest in opera but writes beautifully for the voice) than by a composer like Howard Shore or Stewart Wallace.

On the other hand, synthetic arsenic sulfide pigment produced by the dry process is described as being likely to be composed of fine to medium particles [19] with an average size of 4 μm depending on the grinding [21].

Designation of families in the VOCs database was based on a BLAST expect value of 10-17, thus families are likely to be composed of orthologs [ 2].

Waves with slowness values that are greater than the P-wave slowness (0.42 s/km) are likely to be composed of S-, or surface, waves.

Extended landslides can be found on Mars and Earth, but are more likely to be composed of rock than ice.

Based on their sizes, these patches are likely to be composed of multiple axons and axon terminals (for the distribution of the patch area see Fig. S6).