With two fine metal picks, he began to perforate the medusa's mesoglea, the gelatinous tissue that composes the bell.
Indeed, a favorite word of approbation, for anything that composes itself into a visual study, is "pretty".
"I particularly dislike the brown granite pseudo-fortress that composes the south facade of our museum," he said.
Furthermore, the water that composes a wave does not advance with it across the sea; each water particle describes a circular or elliptical orbit with the passage of a wave, returning very nearly to its original position.
Sodium is in every food category, and it is more difficult to replace than the partly hydrogenated oil that composes trans fats, or than sugars, because there are easy substitutes for oils and sugars.
Because the ridges around the feature are heavily cratered, scientists have theorized that the chasm was produced early in the moon's geologic history, when the water that composes its interior froze and expanded.
This introduces the idea of the divided self: the self that does the grieving, and the self that composes a commentary on it, a state acknowledged by CS Lewis in the carefully calibrated title of his memoir, A Grief Observed.
It showers like pure gold from the flawless paint-blue sky, filling perception with an ethereal, incorporeal splendor that challenges even the solidity of the carved granite that composes large parts of the city streets and buildings.
How about a computer that composes music on par with Mozart?
A model that composes the sample used in the third experiment reported in this paper.
Use of the characteristic method imposes different solutions for each sub-zone that composes the domain.
