Sentence examples for which it is composed from inspiring English sources

By the constituent structure of a phrase or sentence is meant the hierarchical organization of the smallest forms of which it is composed (its ultimate constituents) into layers of successively more inclusive units.

Once he has been accepted, Dr Kaufman and his colleagues start chipping away at the language's phonology (the sounds of which it is composed) and its syntax (how its meaning is changed by the order of words and phrases).

That implies that Eugenia has large voids in its interior, because the materials of which it is composed have densities greater than 2.5.

Changes in the cell wall are particularly important for this phenomenon, especially the dismantling of its structure, the degradation of the polymers of which it is composed and the loss of turgor pressure in the fruit [ 4].

"Every composite," Anselm argues, "needs the things of which it is composed if it is to subsist, and it owes its existence to them, since whatever it is, it is through them, whereas those things are not through it what they are" (M 17).

Haydn's music will not pall even if the opera for which it is composed never catches up with history.

As it travels through the material, the photons (particles of light) of which it is composed are absorbed or scattered.

Isn't it easy to jettison something by ignoring the context in which it was composed?

It feels extraordinary now to walk over the venerable floorboards past a replica of Handel's harpsichord, portraits of the composer and the score of Messiah in the room in which it was composed, then up a wooden staircase to Hendrix's whitewashed sitting room and bedroom above.

The visual arts of the Zhou dynasty reflect the diversity of the feudal states of which it was composed and into which it eventually broke up.

The text provides better evidence of the historical setting in which it was composed than of the characters, circumstances, and developments in the story that it tells.