Sentence examples for elicit harmony from inspiring English sources
As a man of words, ideas, and music--and a hearty, distinctive laugh--Finch stands out for his efforts to elicit harmony from current scientific knowledge about aging by weaving various lines of research into coherent compositions.
These SCR data replicate findings from a previous study [18], suggesting that unexpected harmonies elicit an emotional response, and that the strength of this response increases with increasing unexpectedness of a harmony.
We hypothesized that unexpected harmonies would elicit an ERAN and an N5, and that both ERPs would not be influenced by musical expression.
That is, the generation of the ERAN appears to be independent of the increased emotional response elicited by an unexpected harmony played with emotional expression (as indicated by the SCRs and the behavioural data).
In addition to the SCRs, we also recorded the heart rate (HR) to examine whether sympathetic effects elicited by unexpected harmonies can also be reflected in HR changes.
That is, it appears that the emotional response elicited by a (very) unexpected harmony can be enhanced when perceived in a musical context played with emotional expression (using variations in loudness and tempo).
Unlike the traditional reference check method, which elicits an overly positive response in order to preserve social harmony, the "average-need-not-apply" method uses the opposite bias.
We, however, refuse to be lectured on peace-building and harmony by a government that plays divisive politics and uses fear to elicit uncertainty in the general public, whilst maintaining support for dictators across the Muslim world, who continue to brutalise and legitimate political opposition to their tyranny.
In Der vollkommene Capellmeister (1739; "The Perfect Chapelmaster"), he notes that joy is elicited by large intervals, sadness by small intervals; fury may be aroused by a roughness of harmony coupled with a rapid melody; obstinacy is evoked by the contrapuntal combination of highly independent (obstinate) melodies.
Three factors: harmony, harmony and harmony.
