Sentence examples for settings made of from inspiring English sources
"Valadier was one of the first to perfect small-scale reproductions in bronze of classical masterpieces," he writes, "which in his hands became precious objects, embellished by decoration and settings made of ancient colored marbles".
Settings made of cool tones metals like silver and white gold usually complements blue sapphires best.
And in that little apartment, my parents laid out the traditional Persian table settings made up of seven foods beginning with S: sprouts (sabzeh), wheat pudding (samanu), dried oleaster (senjed), garlic (sir), apples (sib), vinegar (serkeh) and sumac fruit (sumac).
The varied environmental conditions of urban settings make for a challenge in gathering calibrated sound pressure level data for prospective stakeholders.
There are imitations of Debussy in the form of a pair of Verlaine settings made in 1910, after Stravinsky met the great French composer, and settings of Japanese poetry in Russian translation that show the dual influence of Stravinsky's new French friends with their passion for japonaiserie and of Schoenberg, whose "Pierrot Lunaire" provided the immediate model.
After the database was queried, all genes are scored according to their parameters' fulfilment of the settings made in the query interface and the weight assigned to each positive match.
Determination of vent settings made by the machine have been suggested (Intern Care Med 1996, 22 199).
Here is a selection of other spectacular settings made famous by Hollywood and the TV screen.
Even prior to SARS, fellows found that the disparate geographic location of multiple work settings made availability for consults difficult at times.
Numerous polyphonic settings were made of Tenebrae texts.
For me Orff's greatest works are the three settings he made of Greek tragedies for chanting opera singers and huge, percussion-dominated orchestras: "Antigonae" (1949) and "Oedipus der Tyrann" (1959) were sung in Hölderlin's German translations of Sophocles; "Prometheus" (1966) was in the ancient Greek of Aeschylus.
