Sentence examples for basic keys from inspiring English sources
Dave Pedu used this technique to print a few very basic keys on his Flashforge Creator Pro in ABS.
The proposed algorithms mainly relies on two basic keys the first having a dynamic task quantum to balance waiting time between short and long tasks while the second involves splitting the ready queue into two sub-queues, Q1 for the short tasks and the other for the long ones.
However, there are four basic keys I have discovered that you can apply.
It contains an introduction/glossary, basic keys to groups, species description pages and an index.
"Getting an education is one of the basic keys to our future," Shakira replied.
Once the basic keys were created and tested, we added standardized photographs of complementary plant parts to the final couplets to ease the identification process.
"The basic key is the attorneys have the obligation to disclose everything they know about his prior artwork and make him available as a fact witness".
The First Quartet, completed in 1873, with which he finally broke through after many preliminary efforts, bears kinship in its gruff probity to Brahms's First Symphony, completed three years later, and is in the same basic key of C minor.
If the key is C, the dominant is G and the secondary dominant is D. Secondary dominant chords by their nature contain a note that is chromatic to the basic key.
Richard Strauss's Elektra (1909) was one of the earliest works to make use of polytonality; in certain passages the instruments and voice parts are grouped into layers, each of which defines a different tonality, or key, although in this case all of the keys can also be interpreted as complicated aspects of the basic key.
J.S. Bach, for example, in a striking passage at the end of the "Crucifixus" of the Mass in B Minor, lent poignance to the verbal description of the burial of Christ by the musical device of a sudden modulation from B minor to a sharply contrasting new key, G major, that contained notes chromatic to the basic key.
