Sentence examples for natural composition from inspiring English sources

Composite centralities have been suggested based on statistical measures ([9]); here, the natural composition is taken.

Specific tactile textures are peculiar to every material by virtue of its manufacture or natural composition, but they may be altered to produce a variety of expressive qualities.

Some types of stone contain large amounts of salt as part of their natural composition and as such are highly susceptible to damage under the right conditions.

The picture -- not the event, scene, artifact or happenstance, but the image -- may exist, in and of itself, in some realm of natural composition to which we have no access.

Such plantings take no account of local landscape, or the natural composition of woodland in their locale, or indeed the likelihood of future colonisation by wild plants and animals.

Zuur and the Red Bull staff had to work closely with Jeita Grotto's site curators, using special lightning techniques and production equipment to protect the grotto's natural composition.

Differences in weldability of natural compositions in the various flow grades of Lucite 129, 130, 140, 147, and 148 have not been detectable in actual applications.

Codon entropies of natural compositions form an umbrella-like distribution (black dots, Figure  5A, B) with the maximum in the middle of the genomic GC content interval.

Further, we explored the dynamics of the relationship between the nucleotide and amino acid content by simulating random mutations in all genomes starting from their natural compositions.

Orange points in Figure  5B show that this boundary is about 0.6 bits lower than the entropies of corresponding natural compositions over the entire range of the genomic GC content.

Published data on chlorine incorporation in mantle minerals in model systems (Stalder et al., 2008; Bernini et al., 2012; Dalou et al., 2012) and in natural compositions (Scambelluri et al., 2004; Beyer et al., 2012) reveal maximal Cl contents in enstatite of 30 ppm (Stalder et al., 2008) and 24 ppm (Bernini et al., 2008) even in highly saline fluids.