Sentence examples for subsequent composition from inspiring English sources

In the passage of his memoirs that describes his visit to Naples and his subsequent composition of his three-act ballet "Napoli" (1842), the Danish choreographer August Bournonville quotes the old motto.

In particular, several key issues of BMG materials were focused, including initial alloy design and subsequent composition optimization, solidification microstructure characterization and crystallization process specification.

Phase equilibria among face-centered cubic (fcc)/body-centered cubic (bcc)/graphite/κ-carbide/liquid phases in the Fe Al C system in the temperature range from 1000 to 1400 °C were obtained by chemical equilibration followed by quenching, and subsequent composition analysis using electron probe microanalysis/inductively coupled plasma spectroscopy.

From the remaining data, we only excluded one paired-end file with an exceptional FDU of 0.83 to achieve a final number of 749 datasets for the subsequent composition analysis.

He absorbed and transmuted these influences so that his own subsequent compositions were no mere pastiches: they were invariably fresh, original and authentically Britten.

Subsequent compositions, such as "Rude Girl", which demonstrated her knowledge of south London street culture, led to a surge in interest in her MySpace page, where she now has more than 7,000 followers.

He included a part for the instrument in several of his subsequent compositions.

The encounter with Layard led Tippett to a lifelong interest in the work and teaching of Carl Jung, an influence carried through into many of his subsequent compositions.

Crisp's eccentric homilies, which the former Beatle discovered inscribed inside the house and around the property, inspired subsequent compositions of Harrison's, including "Ding Dong, Ding Dong" and "The Answer's at the End".

This theme had featured in previous Harrison songs such as "Within You, Without You" and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and would remain prominent in much of his subsequent compositions.

The raucously spontaneous feel of a Mingus orchestra was quite different to the machine-like orderliness of much big-band jazz, and this bold approach was to have a huge influence on subsequent jazz composition; notably in the work of Carla Bley.