Sentences with phrase «other compositions»

Online thesis help given by other composition organizations is much more not quite the same as our own.

I will focus on composition changes involving greenhouse gases though other composition changes are possible.

To borrow a British example, one could say that the Orthodox composer Sir John Tavener's classical compositions represent high culture while the Gospel songs and other compositions of Andraé Crouch embodied folk culture.

Other compositions in this series feature an assortment of shapes — including Xs and ziggurats — all pressed against the edges of the square and rectangular canvases and all similarly striped with such colors as goldenrod and cool green.

«These unusual areas are consistent with hydrated magnesium sulfates mixed with dark background material, although other compositions are possible.

For example, students must analyze malleability, weight and other composition factors when picking the wood to make their own instrument.

Volume the Second, containing the History of England and several other compositions, was bought by The British Library in 1977.

He was believing that music could be whatever noise the human produced, and he made other compositions following this idea: he wanted to find the music of the Universe, by mapping the constellations and translating them into music notes, for example.

Morosan and Svanidze decided to do follow - up tests to determine exactly how hard the compound was, and while they were at it, they also decided to measure the hardness of the other compositions of titanium and gold that they had used as comparisons in the original study.

«They are either hot, partially - molten portions of otherwise normal mantle, or they are something else entirely, some other composition.»

Placing the camera outside the window feels more slice - of - life and less artificial than some of the other compositions, and the subjects feel less like they're performing for the camera.

A set of monochromatic illustrations to The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky from the late 1930s incorporate a greater sense of narrative than many of Neel's other compositions and show the actors at various key stages of the existential drama; her own life is referenced in often richly colored, quotidian scenes depicting herself in the company of her lovers.

Other compositions are restricted by what the camera can record.

This slightly indecisive quality appears in some other compositions; textures or patterns are sometimes only summarily invoked, and people or objects are depicted as if they are not really in the same space.

For years, she continued to fill the drawer with her poetry, short stories, and other compositions.