0 to produce a piece of music, poetry, or formal writing in a different way: --
1 to make yourself calm again after being angry or upset: --
Pagan ideas and material vocabulary were drawn from a wide reservoir of cosmology and were recomposed as local statements with their own geographical and chronological context.
An epic poem in 12 books finished in six weeks, and, on its improved plan in 10 books, almost entirely recomposed during the time of printing!
There he passed winter, writing o recomposing his verses, sometimes sending new feuilletons to the editors.
The triptych was finally recomposed in 1914 in the latter museum.
The ability of the service to be recomposed is ideally independent of the size and complexity of the service composition.
The aim of the festival is to open the cultural frameworks of a modern society through recomposing and redefining them in a new context.
The 3-measure transitional phrase reappears (mm. 86-88), but is not recomposed as would be expected.
Services with this characteristic can potentially address novel requirements by recomposing the same services in different configurations.
