Below, we introduce a set of principles to compose multiple structures made available in BicPAM.
Professional singers who were among the wihangin formed singing groups, developed principles for composing sijo, and produced sijo collections.
The Imagist movement, started in England in 1912 by Aldington, Pound, Flint, and Hilda Doolittle ("H.D")., was concerned with more than versification, but one of its principles was "to compose in sequence of the musical phrase, not in sequence of the metronome".
Ms. Bouvier's central principle for composing a duo seems to require that the woman hurl herself horizontally at the man, then run backward and do it again.
"A people, to be free, must necessarily be their own rulers," he argued in 1854, "that is, each individual must, in himself, embody the essential ingredient — so to speak — of the sovereign principle which composes the true basis of his liberty".
The Arabidopsis circadian clock, an example of this common design principle, is composed of at least four interlocked feedback loops.
Thus in principle it is possible to compose a diet where the benefits and risks are better balanced.
Finally, at the abbeys of Santiago de Compostela, Spain (c. 1137), and Saint-Martial of Limoges, Fr. (c. 1150), an important new principle emerged that of composing a highly florid melody (duplum) above the plainchant "tenor".
This method depends on the principle that hydrogel composed of calcium alginate is reversibly formed and dissolved in the presence and absence of calcium ions, respectively.
Hybrid circuit breakers based on a zero voltage switching principle [19] were composed of power electronic devices in parallel, which acted as a non-contact switch and a mechanical switch.
