Sentence examples for elements of acid from inspiring English sources

It says here that Melbourne Bounce is an up-tempo, horn-infused, Dutch house style music which fuses elements of acid and psytrance (whatever that is).

His new EP Claustrophilia is akin to his first love, returning to four-to-the-floor beats and the purest elements of acid house.

Now on his first LP, Bradley culls all corners of his brooding aesthetic together, weaving elements of acid, dub and drone seamlessly into a nightmarish vision of his city.

Together, they make a noise, bearing trace elements of grime, acid and dubstep, techno, space-rock and pop, that is pristine yet powerful, intricate yet insane, like garage punks playing Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works.

The first release, Fighting The Dogs is a six-track EP exploring elements of industrial, acid and deep techno through Baer's gritty yet functional approach to his productions.

Based in a heavy, galloping warehouse aesthetic, strong elements of glitch, acid, and a deft hand at sound design are very much evident, but the subtleties, undertones, and thoughtful flourishes and thematic progressions are what elevates the album from good, functional techno to a truly artistic work.

These compounds, which are generated by the coordinated action of lipases, lipoxygenases, and some cytochrome P450 enzymes, are key elements of jasmonic acid (JA) biosynthesis.

Genes coding for BS elements of abscisic acid (ABA), were down-regulated at N1/C1 comparison, while in the N2/C2 comparison they were up-regulated.

Our findings support that some delicate elements of fatty acid metabolism have "Yin" or "Yang" impact on pathogenic angiogenesis or cancerous "angiogenic switch", implying potential therapeutic and preventive applications that target angiogenesis through finely tuned fatty acid metabolic microenvironments.

(174) This remarkable sterol metabolizing enzyme, in contrast to the sterol C4-demethylase complex, engenders three distinct oxidation activities and a fourth activity to promote the difficult removal of the elements of formic acid.

The purine coding elements of nucleic acids are also much more strongly adsorbed to solids than the pyrimidines [48, 49].