The microstructures developed on the applied pressure and temperature can be known from third-order elastic constants variations.
N2 addition to the plasma leads to the substitution of SiC by SiN bonds in the film and results in important composition and optical constants variations.
So there's a constant variation and a way for them to mix and combine in a way they want.
In repertory, his thinking is directed toward American jazz and theater songs, and in execution, toward certainties: speed, fluency, constant variation, wit.
The jazz pianist Bill Cherlap is not a composer, but in repertory his thinking is directed toward American jazz and theater songs and, in execution, toward certainties: speed, fluency, constant variation, wit.
Mr. Charlap, the jazz pianist, is not a composer, but in repertory his thinking is directed toward American jazz and theater songs and, in execution, toward certainties: speed, fluency, constant variation, wit.
Since ballads thrive among unlettered people and are freshly created from memory at each separate performance, they are subject to constant variation in both text and tune.
In "Wheat Field at Noon," the second piece, Thomson employs his variant of 12-tone technique, arranging pitches into four mutually exclusive chords that are put through constant variation.
Where the old records often reduced the drummer's role, he expanded it, playing polymetrically through accompaniment and solos, hungrily picking up phrases from Mr. Mitchell, creating studies in constant variation.
She began alone at the piano, performing compositions from the early '70s that illustrated the components of her style: simple, Satie-esque melodies repeated with small, constant variation; odd-meter rhythms; and an agile vocal style influenced by folk traditions from around the world.
