Sentence examples for key schemes from inspiring English sources

Examples of different approaches include Haydn's taste for combining dualistic key schemes with monistic thematic material (that is, the use of the same basic theme in both keys).

It lists key schemes to boost investment in start-ups, such as the enterprise investment scheme, the research and development tax credits and the patent box, which they said they would like to continue after May's general election.

His habit of flattening the third and seventh notes of the major scale harks back to folk modes, yet it also allows for rapid-fire modulations and polymorphous key schemes.

Liam Byrne, a Labour frontbencher, said the coalition's welfare reforms were failing to cut costs enough, and called for cross-party talks to "save" some of the government's key schemes.

The fact that the new suite began in B minor (with the Overture from BWV 1067) and ended in D (with the Gavottes I and II from BWV 1068) might have violated Baroque convention, but it was fully in line with Mahler's personal enthusiasm for ascending, minor-to-major key schemes, seen, for example, in the "Resurrection" Symphony of 1895 (which climbs from C minor to E flat).

The next five papers present various cryptographic key schemes.

The government plans to abandon the Victoria's key scheme to improve energy efficiency.

The NSA has also proven unworthy of the general public's trust for a key scheme it wants to use to catch hackers.

The key scheme of the movements is cyclic, based on a succession of rising major thirds: C minor, E major, A♭ (= G♯) major, C minor major.

Clear references to movements and themes of Beethoven occur in these early works, and in key scheme and major minor contrast Schubert often betrayed his indebtedness to Beethoven.

In the basic random key scheme, Eschenauer and Gligor [5] introduced a probabilistic key predistribution scheme for sensor networks.