Sentence examples for a repeated background from inspiring English sources

As was an off-stage performance in the ironically titled Russian drama My Joy (My Intention to Kill Myself Soon Please might have been better) – a repeated background woofing which served to make the housing estate more grim than it was.

The scene makes use of a repeated background, an animation technique made famous by Hanna-Barbera in order to cut budget.

In the behavioral discrimination experiments, one of the three stimuli was presented as a repeating background and a response to any stimulus deviating from the background (deviator) was rewarded.

In the insert song "nowhere", there is a frequently repeated background refrain "Yanmaani".

To prevent the birds from responding to the noise pattern per se, we interspersed a noise pattern equal to that in the noise motif (i.e., only the noise of this stimulus without any motif parts) with a probability of 20% between the repeated background sounds and not overlapping with the motif modifications.

Pow! Blop! Wizz!," is Gainsbourg's musical Roy Lichtenstein; recordings like "Bonnie and Clyde" and the title track are more visionary -- filled with echoing acoustic guitars, horn fanfares and, in "Bonnie and Clyde," repeated background vocal whoops that anticipate hip-hop sampling, these songs build a wall of sound as sturdy and grand as anything Phil Spector produced.

Mr. Sandusky, though, said Mr. Raykovitz did not see fit to limit his interaction with youths, in part because he was aware of the nature of Mr. Sandusky's mentoring relationship with the boy, and in part because he knew Mr. Sandusky had undergone repeated background checks clearing him to work with children.

We will name this audio problem as Repeated background.

It had to wait on the upper perch while the repeated background stimulus was presented.

Responding to the noise pattern alone resulted in a 5 s blackout as did any leaving of the upper perch during the presentation of the repeated background of motif modifications.

In general, the LOD may be based on repeated background measurements (and subsequent prediction intervals), knowledge about the technical limitations of the monitoring device, or other knowledge about the nature of the measurements.