The Sound is an inland sea, being almost entirely enclosed by land, and yet composed of the same salt water as the Atlantic Ocean.
The sound and the scene were at once familiar and foreign, utterly unique yet composed of everything I've heard before: a classic Curaçaoan send-off.
She was long, yet composed of a physique of total control, gliding in design from part to part like a Ferrari speeding some long back-street stretch in Bel-Air.
But if the electric, yet composed, performances of Oxlade-Chamberlain are repeated, and refined, he will ensure that Walcott is the sole remaining occupant in the Theo Walcott category, and he will make a name for himself in spite of the one that has been forced upon him.
She carried herself like the star of a network dramady, slightly frazzled yet composed in the face of an onslaught of life-or-death scenarios.
But the theme that recurs most beguilingly is his exploration of the relationship between dreams and creative inspiration: both are unpredictable, intensely personal and, as one character points out, intangible yet composed from discrete building blocks, "made of viewpoints, of images, of memories and puns and lost hopes".
Recalling the day of her mother's funeral, Anna is tearful yet composed.
Compared to SYTL4 (2046 bp; Figure 1(c)), GFPT2 exhibited higher informativeness in recent times but lower informativeness for more ancient times and yet was composed of about the same number of sites (~2000 bp).
Cognitive psychology studies have described pooling in illusory conjunction, which is the false perception of an object that is not present yet is composed of "features" from objects that are present (Prinzmetal, 1995; Robertson, 2003; Treisman, 1996; Treisman & Schmidt, 1982).
Contrarily, hormone-negative (ER−/HER2−) tumours were associated with visceral organ metastasis, yet composing 55%% of the tumours with only visceral metastasis.
Over the course of eight hours, only a single individual out of nearly three hundred spoke up in favor of the proposed closings, and yet the panel, composed of a supermajority of mayoral appointees, rubberstamped these decisions with not a word of explanation offered to justify their decisions.
