Sentence examples similar to close to one rendition from inspiring English sources
Vocal consistency refers to the ability to faithfully replicate the acoustic features of a song from one rendition to the next (reviewed in Sakata and Vehrencamp 2012).
Stay close to loved ones.
One rendition of "Maggie May" later, her story began.
Sometimes one rendition does seem better made than the other.
If May doesn't come down on one side of an argument or another, it's because of the sheer range of intellectual options at his disposal rather than, say, having stood too close to the speakers during stadium renditions of We Will Rock You.
"No one else is close to third".
Yet no rendition comes close to the howling vocal in the original - up until now.
These definitions yield a rendition of colors very close to what a human would see under appropriate lighting conditions.
Documents later disclosed in court showed that after one British terrorism suspect, Martin Mubanga, was detained in Zambia, either Blair or someone close to him at Downing Street intervened to ensure that he could not escape rendition to Guantánamo.
It's about artists – spurred on by weirdly intimate peer scrutiny, by close production and painstaking sound-management – putting on a four-minute rendition of a song that's as close to perfect as possible.
