Sentence examples for tripartite composition from inspiring English sources

It is a tripartite composition, divided horizontally.

This study triangulates the tripartite composition of airlines, banks and payment networks that formulate the sale of miles and the resulting value that accrues.

Adeyemi's is the strongest of the lot, a mocking mirror reinterpreting Kent's classical tripartite composition in the form of oversized stone-clad blocks with a soft white lining, arranged in a manner that is already tempting passing families and dogs to clamber across it.

By using his own persona as one of the ten characters he performs, and by superimposing the autobiography of his performing self onto the fictive biography of King Lear, Wu lays bare the tripartite composition of stage representations of characters, from the self, to the actor's persona onstage, to the character's psyche.

Miller, who is a graduate student in composition at the Juilliard School and had backpacked through Europe prior to receiving this commission, describes the tripartite composition as the result of "a personal pilgrimage that has helped [him] approach music in a different way".

Other ways of indicating depth included the Chinese tripartite composition method used in Buddhist pictures, where a large form is placed in the foreground, a smaller in the midground, and yet a smaller in the background; this can be seen in Hokusai's Great Wave, with a large boat in the foreground, a smaller behind it, and a small Mt Fuji behind them.

Yoking them together disturbs the fine tripartite balance of Daldry's composition, and is actually a failure of nerve.

Thus, our immunolabelling experiments do not resolve the controversy of bipartite [ 36, 37] versus tripartite [ 21, 22, 31] brain composition in Onychophora.

An outstanding feature of the interior is the Pórtico de la Gloria, a tripartite porch located behind the facade and showing a Last Judgment sculptural composition by Maestro Mateo; the work is Romanesque but tinged with Gothic features.

Our results contradict the assumptions of a tripartite (three-segmented) brain in Onychophora and instead confirm the hypothesis of bipartite (two-segmented) brain composition.

The present results, using a sample that was similar in composition but markedly different in age yielded very different results, further supporting the possibility that the Tripartite model may not be homogenously represented across different settings.