Sentence examples for the general composition from inspiring English sources
The general composition derives from a 4th-century-bce Corinthian statue.
However, since the 1940s art experts, led by the National Portrait Gallery, have raised objections, principally that the style of the girl's dress and the general composition date the painting after 1800.
According to this theory, the unification of separate architectural elements (Golosov differentiated between "form" and "mass") in the general composition was accomplished with the help of "lines of gravitation".
They conform to the general composition AmBnXp, in which m, n, and p are integers; A may be lead, silver, thallium, or copper; B may be antimony, arsenic, bismuth, tin, or germanium; and X may be sulfur or selenium.
Spinel, mineral composed of magnesium aluminum oxide (MgAl2O4) or any member of a group of rock-forming minerals, all of which are metal oxides with the general composition AB2O4, in which A may be magnesium, iron, zinc, manganese, or nickel; B may be aluminum, chromium, or iron; and O is oxygen.
The general composition is 3 1 DMPC: CHAPSO.
Although the general compositions are similar, the percentage of Asx is significantly higher in the granules.
Inorganic organic hybrid materials were prepared by step-wise free radical polymerization of styrene in the presence of zirconium oxo clusters of the general compositions Zr6O4(OH)4(carboxylate)12 (carboxylate = 5-norbornene-2-carboxylate or isobutyrate/methacrylate) and Zr12O8(OH)8(carboxylate)24 (carboxylate = acetate/propionate, vinylacetate, or acetate/methacrylate).
The general compositions of scorpion venoms vary among different families.
These features fit into the master-worker parallel paradigm (i.e., a variant of the farm paradigm), or the more general composition of pipeline and farm paradigms in the case the process requires complex a merging operation (e.g., ordered merging).
The various materials differ in their ability to take colour or pattern, and mottled or spatter effects are often achieved by blending in one or more mixes of the same general composition as the basic material.
