Sentence examples for expressive changes from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the mechanical performance did not include expressive changes in tempo (rubato) or sound level (dynamics) and the expressive performance varied in both tempo and sound intensity about a mean common to both performances.

It may be that emotional arousal would be affected by expressive changes embedded in a purely rhythmic context, or alternatively, the presence of a full melodic and harmonic musical context may be required to engage the neural activations we have observed here.

Notably, the collective analysis of graphs correlating emPAI values in vesicle proteins from WT cells with those from mutant strains (Figure 5) demonstrated that the most expressive changes in protein abundance were observed in the snf7 mutant, followed by sec4-2, sec1-1, bos1-1 and vps23 cells.

The green mussel formulation did not produce any significant changes in the total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, and VLDL, indicating no expressive changes in the general lipid metabolism after consumption of the test article by rats (Table 4).

There were no statistically significant differences in the levels of serum electrolytes such as chloride, potassium, sodium, and bicarbonate after the treatment of green mussel formulation (P > 0.05), indicating no expressive changes in the general metabolism after consumption of the green mussel formulation by rats (Table 4).

However, we found that no significant expressive change of p-S368 Cx43 was present and 5(d)).

Each face is modeled as a combination of elastic regions, and expression changes are modeled as a deformation between a neutral face and an expressive face.

Over the years, Michals's approach to expressive photography changed considerably.

During clinical supervision more expressive positive dynamics changes were noted in all the patients of group 1: stenocardic cupping already in the 1st day of treatment, hemodynamic stabilization, absence of thrombotic and other complications.

At the same time, this mode is clearly expressive of qualitative change in the adaptive ensemble.

In addition to the many corrections and changes of expressive markings (crescendos, diminuendos, slurs and the like) in Beethoven's hand, there are passages reworked on separate sheets and entirely new pages sewn in or pasted in with sealing wax.