"Every instrument a drum," he says, and persuades the horns to play, in unison, a single chord.
Later, in a song called "Platform Velvet," they held a single long tone, dissolving into unison.
The D.S.L. provider, the I.S.P. and the local phone company are trying to work in unison with a single customer at the same time.
The feeling of internal energy and explosive force comes from your many muscle groups engaging in unison in a single act like a punch.
In a medley of jigs and reels, they played speedy unisons like a single instrument, diverged for parallel harmony, then traded the lead.
The music, aptly characterised by the band themselves in the parenthetical subtitle Naïve Melody, is almost laughably spare and simple: a guitar and a bass synth repeating a single four-bar figure in steady unison, an unshowy 4/4 drumbeat, a playfully pitch modulation wheel fiddling lead keyboard melody.
"Possibly the greatest by-product of this experiment is that this could be the biggest 'we' moment in the history of gaming - thousands of people working in chaotic unison... driving a single protagonist through a game".
If we consider that the expression of a particular phenotypic trait such as growth rate or maturity are a result of complex networks of genes working in unison, as opposed to a single gene, it is possible that non-additive genotype effects noted in gene regulation responses are masked when gene complexes are formed to give rise to the visible phenotype [ 32].
Again and again, relative simplicity -- a single wavering note, a chord, a pattern of unison attacks -- gave way to teeming complexity.
He decided, at one point, that it was too much to ask the double basses to play some high, spidery figures in unison, so he gave the passage to a single bass player.
