Record companies and performers have been trying for years to change the law to accommodate the performance right — Frank Sinatra was an outspoken voice on the issue — but always without success.
In this work, a mixed-signal frequency auto-tuning scheme is proposed for complex BPF to accommodate the performance deterioration due to the process, voltage and temperature (PVT) variations.
The trims, unfortunate in an already fast-paced round of delicious melodies, had no doubt been made to accommodate the two performances originally scheduled, at 6 30 and 8 30.
Then, at 4 p.m., the set was changed again to accommodate the evening performance.
We present the crucial noise contributors, calculate the noise level and present optimisation methods to accommodate the best noise performance in readout circuits.
By dynamically analyzing the network traffic, adjusting the duty cycle (i.e., when the network traffic load is large, the duty cycle is enlarged and when network traffic becomes smaller, the duty cycle is narrowed to accommodate the network traffic), the performance of entire network can be significantly improved in an abrupt flow pouring condition.
From there it can be hard to podium — "podium" has become a verb — because eight skiers came after her, and the judges tend to reserve some cushion in their scores to accommodate the possibility of better performances by the top seeds, who go last.
That drove him to his next invention, the "multi-track" tape recorder (Ampex having produced the original mono machine) that stacked or layered "channels" of tape to accommodate the capturing of multiple performances.
Attenberg hopes that the next evolution in The Form's digital growth is the creation of mobile devices that can accommodate the intricacy and depth of performance charts.
The most noteworthy aspect of the system is the way that the programmed elements of pitch and rhythm can be substantially manipulated in live performance to accommodate the demands of phrasing and rubato.
