Sentence examples for consonance from from inspiring English sources
In his own music especially, he often seems intent on extracting consonance from dissonance or forging ungainliness into grace.
Amusics also can't distinguish consonance from dissonance.
As expected, amusic subjects could not distinguish consonance from dissonance.
Average admission days was the same for both districts (3 days) but admission days formed a larger proportion of total indirect cost in the LIA (25%) than the HIA (19%) and in consonance, patients from LIA spent 2 days lesser away from normal daily activities than in the HIA (7 days).
Three interpretations have been considered: (i) that consonance derives from the mathematical simplicity of small integer ratios; (ii) that consonance derives from the physical absence of interference between harmonic spectra; and (iii) that consonance derives from the advantages of recognizing biological vocalization and human vocalization in particular.
Often moving on two, and sometimes five, metrical feet at the same time, it nevertheless passes with sublime, quirky ease through regions of consonance unhitched from regular keys.
Consonance results from the absence of beats, which occurs only when the ratio between the frequencies of the two tones is numerically simple.
Extraordinarily intricate in rhythm and harmony, the piece almost constantly moves on two -- and sometimes five -- different metrical feet at the same time, through time signatures measured in fifth-notes and sevenths, as well as everyday quarters and eighths, while passing with sublime, quirky ease through regions of consonance unhitched from regular keys.
This observation is in consonance with reports from two other developing countries [ 6, 13] This suggests that infections by these agents constitute a significant threat to child survival in this locale and other developing country settings.
In the concert's many three-guitar stretches, through songs new (from the album "Murray Street") and old, Mr. O'Rourke was the underpinning, a support of consonance for Mr. Moore's and Mr. Ranaldo's waves of sound.
