Sentence examples for incidental background from inspiring English sources

Later, however, the dances seem like incidental background material.

And while the band has collected its share of fans over the last seven years because of its songs' use in the "Friday Night Lights" movie and television series, the six tracks that make up the group's new album, "Take Care, Take Care, Take Care" (Temporary Residence Ltd ., are singularly cinematic, dynamic and outright gorgeous, which is to say, they sound nothing like incidental background music.

The potential autocorrelation (measured as the Bray-Curtis or Sørensen index) was due to the incidental background effects of an underlying soil moisture gradient (VWC) in the Spiti region of northern India.

McCartney, Harrison and Starr originally intended to record some incidental background music, as a trio, for the Anthology project, but later realised, according to Starr, that they wanted to record "new music".

Surprisingly, as an incidental background finding, in aged animals the isofluorane anaesthesia led to a significant increase in the NF-κB levels which was not observed if any liquid was applied to the animals airways after anaesthesia.

His settings are not incidental backgrounds for the figures whose souls he seems to have captured with his camera; they are intrinsic to the viewer's sense that such a capture has taken place.

Histopathology findings were considered significant if they were not incidental and background lesions routinely documented in the wild-type mice co-housed with the mutant mice.

In addition, an expert will already be familiar with and quickly identify incidental or background changes of no consequence that sometimes occur in individual mice (thereby reducing the number of false positives and time).

A total of 20 (ten male and ten female) wild-type control mice were also included to account for incidental and background lesions and to monitor for genetic drift, infectious disease or other environmental factors that might influence interpretation of histopathological changes.

In pictures such as the Museo Civico's "Rachel at the Well" the mass of livestock and attendant peasants so dominate the composition that the biblical incident, relegated to the background, becomes almost incidental.

Mr. Cohen dismissed the HarperCollins threats as "background noise," incidental to what he describes as "the watershed event of the digital photography age".