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Discover LudwigThe phrase "for each tenor" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing different options or perspectives within a situation or decision. For example: - The company has developed three different marketing strategies, each tailored for each tenor of our target audience. - The committee considered the proposal from the perspectives of each tenor, ultimately deciding on the option that would benefit all parties. - In order to accommodate the needs of each tenor, the event will offer a variety of activities and workshops throughout the day.
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The structure of the sequence v x for each tenor x is analogous.
The OIS forward rate and the forward LIBOR rate for each tenor are modeled according to the affine LIBOR models with multiple curves, and the model is calibrated to caplet data; see Grbac et al. (2015, §8) for details on the calibration of affine LIBOR models.
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The voices are abbreviated S for soprano, A for alto, T for tenor, B for bass.
In Search of Singers Several Westchester choirs have set out the welcome mat for new members -- usually two welcome mats, one each for a tenor and a bass.
I went on Tuesday mainly for Benjamin Britten's Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings, music whose gentle powers of persuasion never seem to weaken.
Each has a major part for a tenor, the one constant in a diverse set.
The sources for a seven-minute cantata for tenor, chorus and orchestra are missing the entire tenor part (whoops!), which was added by the editors.
But this event was special for the tenor.
It was, after all, written for a tenor.
Mr. Calleja is 31, still young for a tenor.
Quartet for trumpet, tenor saxophone, percussion and piano (Ronald Anderson, trumpet ; Donald Stewart, tenor saxophone ; Raymond DesRoches, percussion ; Robert Miller, piano ; Arthur Blum, conductor).
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