Sentence examples for downward run from inspiring English sources

Two nights later, in Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto, Yefim Bronfman brought more colors from the beginning, moving from marble to cashmere in the course of a single downward run.

The group's artistic director, the soprano Jolle Greenleaf, provided a luminous start in Marenzio's "Quando sorge l'aurora" and a downward run of crystalline lucidity in Monteverdi's "Dolcissimo uscignolo".

An upward tail-wagging run means: "The flight is toward the sun," whereas a downward run means: "The flight is away from the sun".

The music had ignition and liftoff in the middle of the set in Mr. Rosenwinkel's "Zhivago," built on a downward run of parallel chords.

If a participant responded incorrectly, the difficulty level would decrease by two levels, every time, until the participant completed a block correctly (a downward run).

The first downward run is all pull-offs.

Indeed, the beheading was positively subdued, effected with a couple of downward runs of the accompaniment.

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He used specifics from Monk's keyboard technique — dissonant chords artfully banged like early funk, sparky downward runs at the close of an eight-bar segment.

The increase in difficulty in an upward run involved large level changes before the first and second downward runs (five and three levels, respectively) and increases of only one level thereafter (up to a total of seven upward runs).

Therefore, the graph of f slopes upward from left to right as x runs from −3 to −1, then slopes downward as x runs from −1 to 1, and finally slopes upward again as x runs from 1 to 3. In addition, the value of f at some representative points within these intervals can be calculated to obtain the graph shown in the figure.