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The phrase "adjacent key" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to music, keyboards, or any situation where items are positioned next to each other.
Example: "To play the chord, press the adjacent key to the one you are currently holding down."
Alternatives: "neighboring key" or "next key".
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Shin Jong-Un, who said he was the owner of a sidewalk flower stand near Mr. Calle's shop, said that he rents the space from the adjacent Key Food supermarket.
This is achieved through use of a reduced process superstructure where the role of splitting each adjacent key component pair is assigned to an individual separation column, greatly reducing the size and complexity of the problem.
This process tries to determine the movement of the called WZ frames by means of motion compensated interpolation techniques (as well as extrapolation) between adjacent key frames.
After that, the corresponding target distortion, for all 16 DCT bands, can be calculated as the weighted mean between the corresponding distortions for the two adjacent key frames.
We assume that one rate for a key frame can be estimated by a linear relationship of those of adjacent key frames for low complexity.
The design looks a little goofy, but the intent is to increase the amount of dead space around each key, thereby reducing the likelihood of pressing an adjacent key by mistake.
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Even if you hit the wrong "keys" accidentally, the super-smart software considers adjacent keys — and corrects your typos automatically.
If you treat these words interchangeably, it's like taping together adjacent keys on a piano, he said.
Tangents of adjacent keys (which produce notes that are unlikely to be played together) sometimes share a pair of strings.
Seeking new sonorities, he developed "tone clusters," chords that on the piano are produced by simultaneously depressing several adjacent keys (e.g., with the forearm).
His list of the Famous Five by Enig Blyter still makes me laugh: "Tom, Stan, Dave, Nigel, Berniss, Arthur, Harry, Wee Jockey, Matoombo, and Craig?" He could even make deliberately lazy typos memorable: "Foing the dirty worj", for instance (look at the adjacent keys).
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