Sentence examples for harmonic element from inspiring English sources

Most pup syllables and nearly all adult syllables were tonal, characterized by a single harmonic element (Fig. 2, all syllables marked "A").

Though infused with jazzy rhythmic and harmonic elements, Mr. Mehldau's work honors the heritage of contemporary classical song.

The Sixteen provided a ravishing account of Victoria's Requiem of 1603 - an astonishing starburst of late-Renaissance vocal writing in which the ancient harmonic elements begin shearing apart in a great, polyphonic supernova.

He and the bassist Reid Anderson have crafted many of the vaulting or brazen or yearning compositions in the Bad Plus arsenal; Mr. Anderson's songs, especially, borrow harmonic elements from both rock and classical music.

The more obvious, "pretty" harmonic elements are in the background (those sad, mournful Gurf Morlix licks, echoing the melody, played on guitar and violin), which allows Williams's voice to stand out up front, full of rough feelings and an abrasive sadness.

The secondary control aims at restoring synchronies implemented by centralized control center in microgrid, to eliminate the deviation of frequency and voltage value caused by virtual impedance which shares the fundamental and harmonic elements of load current among distributed generators in the primary control.

The perfectly balanced contrapuntal and harmonic elements of these early works spoke to Tarragó's innate clarity of style and his pedagogical impulse toward efficiently honed technique.

Musical writers have suggested that Debussy's successful portrayal of these emotions was tied in with the musical simplicity of the prelude specifically, the technical and harmonic elements.

The number of harmonic elements was counted directly from the spectrogram display.

Young pups emitted i-calls containing an average of 7 harmonic elements, decreasing to ca. 3 elements by PND 13/14.

The number of harmonic elements decreased dramatically during the transition from Type I to Type III calls (Fig. 3E).