Sentence examples for ABA form from inspiring English sources

The second movement, "Andante," is in classic ternary (ABA) form, and the third movement, "Vivace-allegro," is a hybrid of sonata and rondo.

Eighteenth-century opera is structured, as Ms. Saffer put it, "like pearls on a string": a chain of da capo arias, each adhering to a pattern echoed in modern-day pop songs, with a verse, a bridge and a reprise (ABA form).

Rather than bringing this movement to a defined close after the coda, Mendelssohn has a single bassoon playing a sustained tone provide the bridge to the overall restful mood of the second movement, "Andante," which is in ternary (ABA) form.

Aria texts written to the ABA form became shorter in comparison to strophic songs, with only a few lines to each section, although expansive musical forms were created through much-repeated text.

The continuing analysis of humpback whale songs reveals a taste for rhyme and a reliance on the ABA form -- "a statement of theme, a section in which it is elaborated, and then a return to a slightly modified version of the original theme".

The monoclonal antibody used is only directed against the non-glycosylated ABA form [ 49].

In the PYL2-HAB1-ABA structure, ABA forms two water-mediated hydrogen bonds with residue Glu98.

The court therefore looked to other sources, like the ABA model form and the commentary on the Delaware General Corporations Code.

These effects were ameliorated with Si treatment during metal stress and thus less ABA was formed.

This is a critical chemical motif in ABA that forms a water-mediated hydrogen bond with the "tryptophan lock" of the PP2C, which is required for stabilizing the ligand-bound receptor/PP2C signaling complex.

The C1 substituents attach to the N position of the pteridine and/or to the N position of p-ABA to form all types of folate derivatives that have different properties and functions [ 1, 2].