Sentence examples for on which composition from inspiring English sources

(371) Sheiva Kleinschmidt argues that theories on which composition is explained in terms of identity are of no use to the trinitarian, for such theories add no significant options to the options the trinitarian already has (Kleinschmidt forthcoming).

In such situations, the success of the approach hinges on the extent to which composition and response variables can be lumped into covarying groups such that predictive models require a number of principal components substantially less than the number of exposures.

It is the support on which the composition relies that distinguishes a painting from a work on paper, but in ways other than technical the two can be equal.

He even takes into account the nature of the specific instrument on which the composition will be performed.

In the polyphonic (multipart) music of the 13th 16th century, tenor referred to the part "holding" the cantus firmus, the plainsong, or other melody on which a composition was usually built.

Each reading-frame was also used to identify the local composition of the sequence, based on which the nucleotide composition of the three codon positions can be predicted.

The body composition measurements on which this paper relies were undertaken by DXA.

Multiple stacks of index cards – Eco imagines the student hefting them around between libraries – form the substrate on which thought and composition are built.

Chemical structure is a factor directly determining properties of each of the components of bitumen-polymer compositions and simultaneously has an impact on the possibility to form a specific structure of a given composition, on which in turn its properties depend [ 5– 9].

Seen from another view, videotapes are blank canvas on which to graft unusual compositions and sounds, with the added childhood nostalgia kick.

Crewe would become one of the most influential back-room figures in 60s pop: among the many compositions on which he shared the credits were Rag Doll (1964), Let's Hang On! (1965), Can't Take My Eyes Off You (1967) and My Eyes Adored You (1974).