Of the constant tone output capability, designer Tom Danley wrote that the "target 94 dB at 250 meters is not the essentially fictional 'burst' or 'peak SPL' nonsense in pro sound, or like the 'death burp' signal used in car sound contests".
"There's a constant issue of tone: who do you want to read these pieces, and how do you want them to be read?
That Schütte has made no discernable effort to present a coherent group of works, with a constant manner or tone of voice, seems to be one of the strengths here.
On top of a constant fundamental, each tone stimulus contained a first overtone that quickly decayed with an e-folding time of 25 ms. A windowing function A t) was used to impose 5-ms linear rise and fall times.
Following Hitchcock and other Hollywood luminaries, the images in New Wave directors' films have a distinctive tone — not as in mood or texture but as in muscle tone, a constant tension that sustains and reveals the images' interior architecture.
But then there's Mr. Muhammad, who is all resonance, with a deep drum tone, a constant groove and bass-drum patterns that never get far away from New Orleans parade rhythm.
Following Hitchcock and other Hollywood luminaries, the images in New Wave directors' films have a distinctive tone not as in mood or texture but as in muscle tone, a constant tension that sustains and reveals the images' interior architecture.
The development of ROM with age, given a constant level of muscle tone, was predicted using the marginal means of the statistical model and plotted on a graph together with corresponding 95% confidence intervals (CIs).
This, more than the ironic bravura of his latest platform appearances, seems to represent the real Clive James, a writer whose commanding voice contains a constant variety of colour and tone.
