The phrase "word composition" is not a commonly used term in English.
This phrase does not have a specific meaning and may be confusing or unclear to a reader. Instead, it would be more effective to use terms such as "sentence structure" or "word order" to describe the arrangement of words in a sentence. Example: The word composition of the sentence was confusing, as the subject was placed at the end rather than the beginning.
Note the word "composition" because one of Ride the Lightning's most impressive features was its implacable will to create complex yet powerful songs.
His every transaction went straight to searchable media — part of an electronic composition too sprawling for any audience to hear". And yet, not so fast — because the key to "Orfeo" (its code, genetic or otherwise) is in the use of that word "composition," which tells us all we need to know.
Given a known cis-regulatory module, WPH-finder uses its word composition to search for other putative CRMs with similar word composition.
Each set of WPHs consists of sequences that are similar in word composition to a single seed sequence.
Most alignment-free approaches work by comparing the word composition of sequences.
Our studies provide a detailed view of the word composition of several segments of the non-coding portion of the Arabidopsis genome.
Currently, there will not be any Sooken word content mifed in — it's all music.
Alvin Lucier, whose 1970 spoken-word composition "I Am Sitting in a Room" is an iconic work of electronic music, offered up icy arrays of oscillating tones, and also tapped pencils over containers of various sizes.
Referring to a particular letter, a forty-thousand-word composition that was forever misplaced, Kerouac remarked, "It was the greatest piece of writing I ever saw, better'n anybody in America, or at least enough to make Melville, Twain, Dreiser, [Thomas] Wolfe, I dunno who, spin in their graves".
Contending with Words: Composition and Rhetoric in a Postmodern Age.
Bialostosky, Don H. "Liberal Education, Writing, and the Dialogic Self". Contending with Words: Composition and Rhetoric in a Postmodern Age.
