Sentence examples for intervals of an from inspiring English sources

Sunday's liturgical music by Lassus, for example, sounded uncomfortably rough in texture, as if ears acutely tuned to 19th-century harmony and its offshoots could not quite focus on the modally colored intervals of an earlier music.

In this article, we carry out a simulation study to illustrate the impact of incorrectly assuming an exponential-growth model to characterize the early phase (e.g., 3 5 disease generation intervals) of an infectious disease outbreak that follows near-exponential growth dynamics.

We investigated whether pre-surgical patients with temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) forget verbal and non-verbal material faster than healthy controls over retention intervals of an hour and 6 weeks, and whether any observed memory loss was associated with structural changes to the hippocampus and/or seizure frequency.

It is possible to rationally estimate the optimal QC sampling time intervals of an analytical system to sustain an acceptable residual risk with the minimum QC related cost.

Here we introduce an algorithm to compute the accessibilities or single-strandedness of all intervals of an RNA molecule in (n) time and (n) memory.

The 68% and 95% confidence intervals of an evaluated flux correspond to flux values that increased SSR by less than 1.00 and 3.84, respectively [ 41].

More riders followed, fearsomely fast and loud, at intervals of a few seconds.

In traditional Western harmony, chords are formed by superimpositions of intervals of a third.

Landing at intervals of a few minutes, they sent shock waves for miles, and sent clouds of dust and smoke rising from the blasts.

In one hair-raising passage, four trombones slide up and down intervals of a minor third, beginning on E-flat minor, the unofficial key of death.

I was especially taken with the Veprik sonata, with its hammering, double-octave insistence on intervals of a fourth and a tritone.