Even on this impressive record there were the inevitable lapses, like the hokey arrangement of "Somewhere" from "West Side Story," turned into intergalactic New Age music, with Ms. Streisand's voice processed through an electronic echo chamber and backed by the synthesized sounds of celestial choirs.
Its concert tonight, called "Big Science," explores the interaction between performers and computers, and includes Mario Davidovsky's "Synchronisms No. 2," for electronic tape and chamber ensemble, as well as works by Tristan Murail, Eric Moe, Bernhard Gander and the group's two resident composers, Douglas Boyce and Kyle Bartlett.
Whether you fancy rock, techno, electronic, rap, or chamber music, you shouldn't have to worry about the music degrading into awful noise.
The fatigue tests were carried out using a mini servo-hydraulic fatigue machine in a scanning electronic microscope (SEM) chamber.
This system consists of an exposure chamber, an electronic interface to manipulate the sensor and to transfer data to the computer and a methane generator for use in the laboratory.
A vote clerk sits in front of the Presiding Officer and operates the electronic voting equipment and chamber clocks.
Comparison is made of the proton fluxes measured by X-ray emulsion chambers and electronic instruments in the energy range above 20 TeV.
Chemists are still excitedly studying this remarkably strong and beautiful molecule, along with related carbon structures, such as buckytubes, which may prove useful as tiny chemical reaction chambers or electronic components.
My music had been almost entirely chamber music or electronic pieces.
