In Ms. Mason's high-key paintings and prints, visual cues are more keyed to landscape elements, but the scenery is nevertheless subjective and emotionally derived.
He employs a system whereby letters of the alphabet are keyed to sections of a color wheel.
Can the files be indexed and keyed to a unifying purpose?" That's just what the inventors of the Child Well-Being Index aspire to do.
Gradually, he learned how to make the dolphin jump, dive, and roll — the arm itself was the controller, with a motion-capture camera keyed to Bandit's movements.
The tracking polls are keyed to a compensatory strategy: when the scores in a particular value wane, advertisements are designed to bolster them.
The phones are keyed to Harley-Davidson's 100th anniversary and are engraved with the company's logo.
Some institutions, for example, are permitted to own only highly rated securities, and many capital requirements are keyed to ratings on the institution's holdings.
Rooted in statistical theory, decisions to reject a null hypothesis are keyed to finding statistically significant differences in relationships, or between outcome variables.
In addition, for assessment I propose a four-part heuristic keyed to the multiple patterns that both composers and readers use to create coherence.
Nothing in the thinker's linguistic behaviour, according to the anti-realist, provides evidence that this link has been forged linguistic use is keyed to public assertibility conditions, not undetectable truth-conditions.
The painting is all gray, keyed to the steely palette of the protagonist's office.
