However, "una chingadera" can take a less-profane meaning, something more akin to "a foul up" when spoken in certain contexts and with certain intonations.
By 1847, however, Boehm had become convinced that only a cylindrical bore would solve certain problems in intonation, and by using covered finger holes, he could make them even larger.
All have the fourth valve and often a fifth valve tuned to a wide semitone for facilitating good intonation in certain fingerings.
For example, the call-and-response pattern occurs in both, as do certain scales and the variable intonation of certain notes.
(Although intonation strayed in certain soft passages, such lapses could be forgiven. Mr. Licitra said he could not hear the orchestra at such moments. Neither could I).
Finally, regarding non-conventionalized implicatures, instructors can encourage learners to utilize multiple contextual cues for meaning interpretation, such as certain paralinguistic cues (e.g., intonation, tone of speech), personal experience, and background knowledge.
They are tuned in just intonation (pitches derived from certain ratios rather than from equal division of the octave).
The scientists recorded a trainer's voice saying certain phrases with varying types of intonation.
Make sure you understand what intonation is.
In short, there were evidences that Chris began to imitate the way Alex conducted his lessons by repeating certain words such as "very-very" in a similar intonation as Alex when he was trying to emphasize important points.
Her analysis suggests that there is a certain looseness in the texture of the news report, and that intonation plays a central role in maintaining its "textual appearances" (p. 73).
