Sentence examples for effect of the harmony from inspiring English sources

David Fricke of Rolling Stone enjoyed the song, writing, "The rising-falling effect of the harmony voices around Bono... is a perfect picture of where he really wants to be, when he gets to the line about 'vision over visibility.'" Blender considered it the high-point of the album, comparing it to the band's 1987 single "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For".

The German astronomer Johannes Kepler (1571 1630) perpetuated, in effect, the idea of the harmony of the spheres, attempting to relate music to planetary movement.

A two-way repeated measurements ANOVA of the effects of harmony and tempo on valence and arousal ratings showed a significant main effect of harmony on valence ratings and of both harmony and tempo on arousal ratings (p<0.0001).

Each character breaks off, sometimes a line or word being finished by another singer before returning to unison or harmony, giving the effect of the three old men remembering bits of information, complaints and grumblings in real time".

This is an example of a fitness matrix that meets the assumptions of the Harmony game.

Working on those effects also enhanced the harmony, too.

In conclusion, our analysis reveals that there is a relationship between the effects of harmony and melody on ERANm.

Shakespeare certainly had a profound comprehension of the Renaissance Neoplatonic idea of the "music of the spheres" and the effect of both heavenly and earthly harmonies on the health of the human spirit.

But Britons are more blasé than other Europeans about the effect of immigration on national harmony.

The effects of the number of improvisation (NI) and harmony memory size (HMS) are investigated and discussed in detail.

With producer Milt Okun they developed distinctive harmonies with the stereo effect of Paul on the left, Peter on the right and Mary in the centre.