Sentence examples for Minor to major from inspiring English sources

Minor to major ocular manifestations occur in these syndromes.

Minor to major axis ratio of the ellipse that has the same normalized second central moments as the connected component in the OPMI.

In addition, 94 homes and 77 businesses had minor to major damage, the authorities said.

The second line goes from minor to major and steps up, and changes melody and variation.

4) Expect minor to major delays at the airports in the morning.

Mr. Shakbagian's trio uses a basic chord pattern, shifting from minor to major, as structural glue.

It is the classic symphonic journey from darkness to light, from minor to major, and from chaos to order.

The investigation covers the effects of key design parameters of Reynolds numbers (5600 40,000), minor-to-major axis ratios (0.25, 0.33. 0.5 and 1) and flow angles of attack (0 150°).

A song like "Parts of Speech," for instance, carries enough emphatic drive to normalize its discursive harmonies, save for a minor-to-major flourish at the moment when Mr. Kahane sings "But he's O.K./ And you're O.K.," offering a spark of comfort.

The fact that the new suite began in B minor (with the Overture from BWV 1067) and ended in D (with the Gavottes I and II from BWV 1068) might have violated Baroque convention, but it was fully in line with Mahler's personal enthusiasm for ascending, minor-to-major key schemes, seen, for example, in the "Resurrection" Symphony of 1895 (which climbs from C minor to E flat).

Minor LEAs were more common than major LEAs in patients with diabetes (minor-to-major ratio 1.69 [95% CI 1.61 1.78] for type 1 diabetes and 1.39 [1.37 1.40] for type 2 diabetes).