There is also the matter of composition.
An understanding of subject matter, of composition or of emotional impact ideally all three.
The placing of a top of a shed coming in front of the tank is strictly a matter of composition.
Despite their matter-of-fact composition, her works are so honest they can suspend critical disbelief.
It's a factor in matters of team composition that selectors would do well to heed: a player is not just a sum of his abilities, but also his relationships with comrades.
There may be various insoluble particulate matters of different composition and particle size.As discussed for the leachables, tests for insoluble particulate matter, generally using water, should be conducted with reference to the information provided by the supplier (e.g. raw material, manufacturing processes, manufacturing environment, procedures to control insoluble particulate matter).
Every company has a board of directors — but few founders and entrepreneurs give the matter of board composition much thought.
The IUPAC Compendium of Chemical Terminology, the "Gold Book", defines "chemical substance" as "Matter of constant composition best characterized by the entities (molecules, formula units, atoms) it is composed of.
Lastly, let's return to the matter of diet composition and quality, noting in passing that diet quality is all about foods, and not at all about macronutrient thresholds.
Ultimately, the book's failings are literary -- matters of pacing, dialogue, composition.
