Sentence examples for this kind of composition from inspiring English sources

This kind of composition -- and this kind of shift away from a central subject to linear forces on and flickering behind the surface -- owes an obvious debt to Jackson Pollock, though Pollock's drip paintings tended to be more contained within the frame.

Balancing a very precise idea of the kind of composition and painterly colour that she was looking for with an openness to what people might do, Fox roamed the Butlins site with her lights and crew in tow and captured something beautiful.

Eno goes on to explain his role as a composer in light of newly developed recording technology, "So I think there is a difference in kind between the kind of composition I do and the kind a classical composer does.

In fact, it's derived more from the kind of composition and lighting you'd find in a Rembrandt painting rather than in the garishness of a Baz Luhrmann film or a David LaChapelle shoot.

This kind of Spartan composition paved the way for equally minimalist pictures in later European movements.

This kind of interesting composition is what distinguishes an artist from a run-of-the-mill wedding or social photographer.

To our knowledge, this kind of domain composition having protein kinase domain and Filament domain together is identified here for the first time.

'Springfield' and 'Mistress', in particular, are the kind of compositions most artists would treasure rather than discard.

This kind of preparation allows varying the composition and/or the structure of the electrode.

This kind of maternal effect through egg composition might also be present in male dimorphic fig wasps, in which females probably produce chemicals that influence male morph determination in the offspring by acting on the genetic cascades of their genomes [ 55].

The chemical composition of this kind of aluminate can be split into compositionally invariant chains of octahedra Al2O8 and a residue with variable composition and configuration M+2 2 x (Al4 O2– x.