For contextual conditioning mice at 10 12 months were trained in a conditioning chamber (Med Associates, St. Albans, USA) in a soundproof box after a 120 s introductory period a tone (80 dB, 3.0 kHz) was presented for 30 s, the last 2 s of which coincided with a foot-shock (0.75 mA).
An introductory chapter sets the tone of moral indignation.
Whoopi Goldberg, generally a gracious and underused host, took an almost supplicating tone in her introductory remarks.
A blaring siren is used as the song's introductory sound, setting an aggressive tone, which is augmented by Knowles' throaty mezzo-soprano growl.
That's an allusion to the passive-aggressive tone of the site's introductory essay: "Today's media is obsessed with fear-mongering tactics, and a pervasive pessimism," writes Collectively's Dory Carr-Harris.
This introductory episode not only sets the book's tone, but it also embodies the contradictions and inconsistencies throughout Mr. Barofsky's account.
Furthermore, despite the proselytising tone of A Pattern Language, its introductory discussion states that it was published as a work in progress and encourages readers to continue to refine the patterns contained therein and develop their own new patterns.
An introductory verse is delivered by Nas in a spoken word tone: "Yeah.
Mrs. Pinsker, 29, is the senior marketing coordinator at Structure Tone, a commercial construction company in New York, where she prepares introductory packages, qualification documents and proposals for prospective clients.
The introductory paragraph establishes the main ideas of the essay and sets the tone.
