Sentence examples for amount of chord from inspiring English sources
So when we put it together the arrangement ended up being as minimal as possible with the fewest amount of chord changes and I just got through the lyrics and punctuated them with guitar blasts basically just to play through the song.
The developers also looked at various song structures and considered if they would be fun to play; Bright said that a good song for the game "would have a memorable riff but not feel repetitive" and "would be a good amount of chord changes and, ideally, a fun guitar solo to add to the challenge".
It's simple, the amount of chords they have, but the way they're laid out, they're more complex than they sound like they are.
Ryan Burleson of Consequence of Sound commented that Rihanna's combines different emotions in the song to increase the level of provocativeness, writing "For its part, the Soundz-produced 'Skin' combines these emotions into a five-minute space-hop excursion into the boudoir, driving deep into the id with an austere, though undeniably potent amount of minor chords and bass".
Increasing the amount of embedded truss chord cannot significantly improve the performance of composite walls.
Then 27 FE models that cover the practical ranges of axial load ratio, amount of embedded steel truss chord and web braces were adopted in a parametric analysis to investigate their effects on the wall performance.
For each chord name and chord type the number of occurrences is divided by the total number of chords in a song.
The exponential expresses the muon attenuation in the Earth for angle θ below the horizon, where X is the amount of matter (g/cm2) along the chord through the Earth.
As you practice this, the number between chords(the amount of strums it takes to get the switch right) will decrease.
The test parameters were the amounts of embedded truss chord and web brace.
With regards to this, it is important to note that the N5 is not only elicited by harmonically irregular (unexpected) chords, but also by harmonically regular (expected) chords [5, 22; see also Figure 4]: Although irregular chords usually require a higher amount of harmonic integration (leading to a larger N5), regular chords also require integration into the harmonic context.
