Tchaikovsky's influence is clear in the work's lyrical episodes, in its themes and key relations, reminiscent of Tchaikovsky's Fourth and Fifth Symphonies, and in its orchestration, full of "dark doublings" and subtle instrumental effects hearkening to Tchaikovsky's style.
Both Fux and Bach were products of the evolution of tonal harmony, a system of key relations which brought with it the possibility of basing large-scale forms not only on melodic variation or counterpoint, as earlier, but on harmonic tension and modulation.
Figure 1 sets out two key relations in Halliday's architecture of language, realisation and instantiation, both of which are deeply relevant to understanding how and why ideology is both pervasive and powerful beyond what we fully understand.
It also is easier to provide flattened, easier-to-work-with views of the key relations and entities that, under the hood, may have come from different sources.
Pattern and configuration became key concepts for explaining the relation of culture traits to each other and the study of local patterning of cultural traits and changes over time.
The database Δ in Figure 1 contains four such relations wherein the primary key of each relation is underlined.
These are called database concepts and always connect to the concept, representing the key of the relation they belong to.
Mr. Gates called the development of Indonesia's military "a key component" of relations between the United States and Indonesia, and "a vital aspect of Indonesia's emergence as a prosperous and stable democracy with global reach".
Figure 3 Relations of key ideas.
The isotropy performance of the sensor is studied, and the analytic relations of key structural parameters leading to isotropic configuration are obtained.
