1 made of various parts or substances:
a composite sketch of a man wanted for questioning
a composite material
2 made of more than one substance:
In this case the bodies are two composites that have matter and the form of corporeality (or tri-dimensionality) as their sole constituents.
The basic cut-up practice is simple: sentences from at least two texts are cut into fragments and then recombined into new syntactical composites.
Synthetic polymers and polymer composites are used extensively in dentistry.
Now new synthetic polymers and composites may help to alleviate these vexing problems.
To create the composites, the variables of each construct were reflected when necessary, standardized, and averaged together.
Because many of the main variables are composites, examining the levels of risk and discord in the sample are difficult.
We note later that this choice did not yield different results than the more conceptually questionable alternative of parent- teacher composites.
The interaction between the two semantic composites and age was significant.
