Sentence examples for characteristic device from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rollins opened with his most characteristic device, a buoyant calypso.

A characteristic device of Mozart, for example, is his frequent use of secondary dominants to intensify harmonic movement.

The quotation is an example of Mr. Williams's most characteristic device: the long-line stanza of six to eight stresses each; one that he uses in perhaps two-thirds of the poems.

His most characteristic device is the painted "frame within the frame," pictures where the viewer looks through a grayish stone window into a domestic interior e.g., A Poulterer's Shop (c. 1670).

Closely related to the soliloquy and dramatic monologue, the interior monologue was first used extensively by Édouard Dujardin in Les Lauriers sont coupés (1887; We'll to the Woods No More) and later became a characteristic device of 20th-century psychological novels.

Concurrently with recoding the spectra we detect characteristic device currents.

Polyphonic prose, a freely rhythmical form of prose that employs characteristic devices of verse other than strict metre (such as alliteration, assonance, or rhyme).

Analysis included patient's characteristics, device exposures, ICU-acquired infections (microorganisms, antimicrobial resistance) and incidence ratios including ICU distributions and temporal trends (2009-2014).

The analysis included patient's characteristics, devices exposure and ICU-acquired infections.

Lance's doting on this allegedly ungrateful hound provides a comic subtext on the main-plot themes of friendship and fidelity (this echoing of themes is itself another characteristic Shakespearean device here tried out for the first time).

The analysis unveils the sensitivity of the circuit characteristic to device parameters.