Sentence examples for principles composition from inspiring English sources

This study evaluates birch bark extracts for the active principles composition.

Here are some of the new principles of composition: Healthy writing is unfocussed and blithering.

Indeed, insofar as restricted principles of composition are supposed to improve on unrestricted composition either with respect to intuitions or with respect to science, it seems that any plausible principle of restricted composition should retain the world.

"Style takes its final shape more from attitudes of mind than from principles of composition," he says.

He made Albers's Bauhaus method of teaching based on aesthetic principles of composition, line and color theory his own.

Dow wrote an artists' manual emphasizing Japanese principles of composition and taught art at the Pratt Institute and Columbia University in New York from 1895 to 1922.

After the English lawyer Daines Barrington examined the 8-year-old Mozart in 1764, he wrote: "He had a thorough knowledge of the fundamental principles of composition.

"Seven rules of usage, 11 principles of composition, a few matters of form, and a list of words and expressions commonly misused – that was the sum and substance of Professor Strunk's work".

A prime specimen of this form is his Wenfu ("On Literature"; Eng. trans. The Art of Writing), a subtle and important work of literary criticism that defines and demonstrates the principles of composition with rare insight and precision.

It was at this time that he came under the influence of his long-term partner and artistic collaborator John Cage, and became fascinated by Cage's use of chance principles in composition – often throwing dice or using texts such as I Ching to determine the sequence of movements or the number of dancers he might use.

It was at this time that he came under the influence of his long-term partner and artistic collaborator John Cage, and became fascinated by Cage's use of chance principles in composition – often throwing dice or using techniques such as the I Ching to determine the sequence of movements or the number of dancers he might use.