The technical components of hall quality are then discussed, including reverberation time, early reflections and clarity, envelopment, loudness, bass, diffusion, and platform acoustics.
The next topic is the quantifiable acoustical attributes that can be related to hall quality and thence to a rank ordering of world concert halls.
Some of the songs have a music-hall quality, some have a carnival atmosphere, and some, such as "City," are joyful and astute and thrilling.
Sitting at the Steinway concert grand that takes up most of the floor space--the set otherwise consists of four oversized, gilded "mirrors," which serve as projection screens--Golabek offers recital-hall quality excerpts, one after the other.
His speakers, though expensive, earned a reputation for bringing concert-hall-quality audio into the home.
In the separate fish hall, the quality and quantity of fresh, gleaming seafood, from sardines to octopus and everything in between, are unsurpassed.
we left the kilvert's hotel before seven to go to the barclays wealth pavilion to see alain de botton talking to jerry hall about quality of life and we were at the back and I had to concentrate very hard on not swaying too much in my seat.
Recently, a second remodeling was scheduled to enhance the hall's acoustic quality, especially its RT, sound strength (G) and binaural quality index (BQI = 1-IACCE3), based on architectural acoustic analysis.
There's a hall-of-mirrors quality to writing about a book by a writer who writes about books.
But nor would he trade 18 Hall of Fame-quality years in Salt Lake City, ringless as they were.
As the book's title suggests, a hall-of-mirrors quality is at work in all four novellas.
