Sentence examples for present compositions from inspiring English sources

In the blends, two Tgs were observed from both simulation and experiments, which in turn indicated immiscibility of the pristine polymers in the present compositions.

These values fall in the range reported by Webster et al. (2014) and Mysen (2015b) even though the compositions in those experiments differed significantly from those of the present compositions.

Although the initiative lapsed when she left office in 2005, in 2010, Congress passed the Coin Modernization, Oversight, and Continuity Act, directing the Mint to explore alternatives to the present compositions of the six denominations, from cent to dollar.

Photosynthesis also has been responsible for the present composition of the atmosphere.

Two Tgs described immiscibility in the present composition.

Ideally, by working backwards, the initial composition can be deduced from the present composition and a life-history, but this approach is overambitious.

Biogenesis, in which life is derived from the reproduction of other life, was presumably preceded by abiogenesis, which became impossible once Earth's atmosphere assumed its present composition.

Chemical oceanographers study the chemical composition of the marine environment and the processes that have produced the present composition of sea water and sediments.

By Alex Ross When the Catalan viol player Jordi Savall presented three concerts at the Metropolitan Museum earlier this month, one musical border after another seemed to melt away — borders between past and present, composition and improvisation, "popular" and "classical," East and West.

When the Catalan viol player Jordi Savall presented three concerts at the Metropolitan Museum earlier this month, one musical border after another seemed to melt away — borders between past and present, composition and improvisation, "popular" and "classical," East and West.

When the Catalan viol player Jordi Savall presented three concerts at the Metropolitan Museum earlier this month, one musical border after another seemed to melt away borders between past and present, composition and improvisation, "popular" and "classical," East and West.