Sentence examples similar to a measured introduction from inspiring English sources

The song opens with a four-measure introduction, which introduces the Dm9-Cmaj7 modal chord progression used for the song's three verses.

"Blue in Green" consists of a ten-measure cycle following a short four-measure introduction.

(Rothkopf's clear and coolly measured catalogue introduction must be read by any serious critic of Koons, pro or con).

The mail package included a 4-double page questionnaire that consisted of 33 questions together with a cover page and an informed consent form; a paper tape measure; an introduction leaflet and a prepaid return envelope.

After the two-measure introduction on the piano, the singers took their best shot at the Latin: Ave, ave verum corpus, natum de Maria virgine.

We explored the use of the sentinel lymph node (SLN) technique by surgical unit annual case load, to measure the introduction of this procedure.

Activities of AGP were measured following the introduction of Nakamura, Y. et al.[ 52].

We hypothesised that the willingness of a hospital to have external peer review and to follow the recommendations from it, is correlated to the hospital giving higher quality of breast cancer treatment measured by the introduction of new multidisciplinary therapies.

He warned that there had been a "measure of confusion" over the introduction of the Government's new diplomas.

The CURACAO project further distinguishes between acceptability as an attitude construct which describes the prospective judgments of measures to be introduced in the future, and acceptance as attitudes and behavioral responses after the introduction of a measure (ibid. p.154).

In 2007, we assessed population growth since introduction as a measure of establishment success of 25 wetland species (rare or extinct in the wild nationwide) and a total of 50 populations in Switzerland that had been introduced at seven restored sites with apparently adequate environmental conditions between 1997 and 2005.