Often, she makes compositional jokes out of them, no sooner bringing a dancer onstage than sending him off again, only to recall him a moment later, this time for an extended stay.
Compositionality is often viewed as a methodological principle (e.g. Groenendijk and Stokhof 1989;1991, Janssen 1997, Dever 1999), since any model of interpretation can be made compositional if we are sufficiently relaxed about the nature of lexical meanings and/or the syntactic structures over which the compositional theory is defined.
A new violin concerto, "Borderlines", which premiered at Cheltenham, hovers on the brink between different tuning systems.Yet for all their complexity, Mr Norgard always aims to make his compositional systems serve an expressive purpose.
"The best we can do," he said, is to try and make a compositional link.
To that end, companies should make public compositional information that's currently held as confidential business information, the committee recommended.
The morphologies of polymer blends predicted by simulation of spinodal decomposition were compared to bulk blends made by compositional quenching.
He loved birds and made special compositional trips to the south of France to listen to birdsong, and he put a lot of the sounds he heard directly into the music.
Telling her tale of four women, Laurel Blossom makes skillful compositional use of recurrent phrases, often verbless for example, these phrases based on a term from a critical article on fashion: "The present.
Split image of Max and Bach hovered over a table making their compositional lives our momentary realities.
With it, he changed the way furniture designers used space around and within the chair, making them compositional elements as important as the wood or fabric.
