Sentence examples for discrete song from inspiring English sources

Birdsong is composed of discrete song syllables ("chirp A," "chirp B") similar to syllables in human speech.

The song is confusable with that of the blackcap, although compared to that species it is slightly lower-pitched, less broken into discrete song segments and more mellow.

The main song is confusable with that of the garden warbler, but it is slightly higher pitched than in that species, more broken into discrete song segments, and less mellow.

Too many discrete songs, one after the other, is like reading a joke book or eating candies.

Many of her films, such as Swing Fever in 1943 and Ziegfeld Follies in 1946, ringfenced her performances as discrete songs easily cut out in versions shown in the segregated south.

Instead of playing nonstop music, like a dance disc jockey, Reprazent performed discrete songs drawn from its 1997 album, "New Forms" (Mercury) and its coming one, "In the Mode" (Def Jam), to be released on Oct. 24.

Underlying this sonic mishmash is a gentle sense of melody — the inheritance of a generation raised less on discrete songs than on a mulch of songs that are routinely fed through software, sampled, and slowed down, until they dissolve into entirely different things.

Taylor and Wood have woven their music and lyrics more as nearly sung-through underscoring rather than a collection of discrete songs.

We used bout analysis [36] on the intervals between all syllables to objectively cut recordings into discrete songs.

Zebra finch song consists of a variable number of repeated song "motifs" – stereotyped sequences of discrete vocal elements lasting up to about one second [36].

Populations with greater than 2.5% uncorrected mtDNA divergence frequently, although not always, exhibit discrete differences in song [ 16, 29- 31] – and in some cases conflicting patterns in EF-1α.