Sentence examples for collected vocal from inspiring English sources
The video excerpt above comes from the final section of the work: first Monk delivers a solo, accompanying herself on a shruti box, or Indian drone instrument; then the collected vocal and instrumental forces launch into the climactic "Procession".
Material and method: We collected vocal folds following these criterion: age between 25 and 40, Caucasian men, dead by gun shot, within 12 hours of death, without instrumentation of the larynx or suspicion of neck injury and without mucosal lesions noted by microscopy.
House libraries often contained considerable quantities of music, as at Dalkeith Palace, where the Duke of Buccleuch's daughter collected vocal music between 1780 and 1800.
Additionally, a compilation album titled Best Vocal Collection was released on December 20, 2006, that collected fourteen vocal tracks from the anime.
Azumanga Daioh: Vocal Collection collects the character image songs performed by the voice actors in the personas of the characters they played, and the opening and the closing theme songs.
"I'm definitely still in my creative process of collecting more vocals, getting my singles together, basically just planning for the year," he says, adding Dream World will be out "spring or summer" and that it will congregate aggressive EDM and razor sharp hip-hop beats.
Ten vocal folds were collected and one, of a man aged 28 years, was selected to study.
Thousands of signatures collected by the museum and vocal protests were not enough to save Voentorg, an early-20th-century department store located directly across the street from the museum's main building.
Vocal signals were collected from the MEEI Voice Disorders Database [16].
Both behavioural and vocal responses were collected for each minute in the baseline phase (N = 10 sample points) and the treatment phase (N = 12 sample points) in both speaker positions, leading to a total of 440 data points for all 10 playback sessions conducted.
That album set vocals they had collected — from radio preachers, talk shows and Arabic pop songs, among other sources — to their own skewed funk tracks.
