Sentence examples for c natural from inspiring English sources

The violence against Laura and Clare is more subtle, if as relentless: "There was the effect of striking C natural and hearing B flat, so that the mind registered small disagreeable shocks constantly, as if a scientist with a new machine was playing tricks on it".

The first factor was light treatment including two levels, C: natural daylight, S: shading from panicle initiation (PI) to heading.

Definition 1.5 For complex numbers α ∈ C, natural numbers m ∈ N, the generalized Euler polynomials E n [ m − 1, α ] ( x ) are defined, in a suitable neighborhood of t = 0, by means of the generating function ( 2 m e t + ∑ l = 0 m − 1 t l l ! ) α ⋅ e x t = ∑ n = 0 ∞ E n [ m − 1, α ] ( x ) t n n !. (1.7).

Fig. 2 a Lithologic log, b low field magnetic susceptibility χ (reported in mass specific form), c natural remanent magnetization (NRM), d ARM/χ, e S-ratio, f IRM0.9/χ, g Mrs/χ, and h DJH variations from 110 to 153 m CSF depth in Hole C0008A.

FMDV C-S8c1 is a plaque-purified virus of the European serotype C, natural isolate C1 Santa-Pau Spain 70 [25].

During scanning, the musicians were required to listen carefully to each pair of noise bursts and respond with the words "C natural".

Two cultures were prepared in parallel, one containing C (natural-abundance) glucose and the other containing C glucose as the sole carbon source in M9 minimal media.

At a turning point in the music, before the piano enters, the full orchestra emits three playfully grim fortissimo blasts of unison C naturals, followed, after a pause, by three echoes in the strings and flutes a half-step higher.

With permission from IEEE MEMS, Copyright 2012. Figure 17 SEM images of super-hydrophobic surface: (a-c) natural lotus leaf and (d-f) PDMS artificial super-hydrophobic surface.

In modern tuning, the note B-sharp is the same as the note C-natural, but here they diverged slightly, and when the soprano sang them in close proximity the air in the room seemed to ripple, as in a sci-fi movie.

He wrote "I Get a Kick Out of You" for Ethel Merman, in "Anything Goes," when he discovered that her best notes are A-flat, B-flat, and C-natural, and that she has an engaging manner of throwing herself away in the last few bars of a song.