Sentence examples for divisions of the scale from inspiring English sources

Vaughan Williams's harmonic idiom in this symphony is continually slipping from one tonal centre to another, from one "mode" to another (different divisions of the scale), so that, for all the music's superficially quiescent surface, there's an unsettling feeling to the way the symphony moves.

Even here, there are divisions on the scale of cuts and the date for reaching net-zero, mid-century or end century.

For example, the 19th-century theorists Michel Muchaqa of Damascus and Mohammed Chehab al-Dīn of Cairo introduced the theoretical division of the scale into 24 quarter tones.

In particular it is assumed that M being in state gi means that there is unit probability of the pointer falling in the i-th division of the scale.

Rather, the clicker feedback activity and the linear visualization activity ask students to align the divisions of the Geologic Time Scale to a linear scale in their sequential order.

The last three types have additional similar fields and they include minimum and maximum values, number of divisions in the scale, size, position on the panel, label, and color.

Each division of the vertical scale represents 5 mm of deformation.

Computer Associates argues that its sales are strong and improving and that Mr. Wyly's plan to split the company into four independent divisions would deprive it of the scale that has enabled it to compete effectively.

But while the form of the division is unique, the scale of the divide is nothing new and nor is the intensity with which both sides make their case.

Our final CTC-F5, with two scales created by the division of the family attachment scale provides satisfactory model fit and a plausible latent structure.

The same day out, all be it slightly further north, at Braintree is £19.30, while at the other end of the scale, the division's dearest day out comes at Lincoln City (£25.70).