Similarly with musical colour, or timbre; the 19th century produced a great profusion of compositions, particularly in the orchestral repertoire (e.g., works by Liszt and Berlioz) that exploited the unique sonorities of instruments; control of volume was, in itself, a rich source of colour.
The app enables control of volume, bass, balance and room settings and is further enhanced when used with an iPad, integrating all four app controls into an intuitive single screen.
The control of volume overload during diastolic heart failure may require higher doses of furosemide and/or the association of thiazide-like diuretics [29]; these strategies should be tested in future trials of fluid management during weaning.
Enclosure refers to a system that allows for the control of volume without requiring the addition or subtraction of stops.
CaCCs may also be involved in control of volume, cell shape and cell proliferation, as well as intracellular pH regulation (Nilius et al., 1997; Hartzell et al., 2005).
A continuous control of volume status by daily measurement of body weight, regular monitoring of natriuretic peptide type B (BNP) or body composition measurement by bioimpedance is helpful in detection and prevention of the development of cardiorenal syndrome [ 9].
