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This note has a strong leading tendency toward the tonic, or keynote (here, C), because it is only a half step away from the tonic, and is thus called the leading note.
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August 6 , 1889London, England March 13 , 1957Bury Saint Edmunds, England John Middleton Murry, (born August 6 , 1889 London, England died March 13 , 1957 Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk) English journalist and critic whose romantic and biographical approach to literature ran counter to the leading critical tendencies of his day.
Supplementing EPE tended to increase (P = 0.07) the total VFA concentration in both diets, but only increased digestibility of DM, OM, and NDF when added to the DT diet (P < 0.05), leading to tendencies on TMR × enzyme interaction (P < 0.10).
Feeding birdsfoot trefoil hay in a total mixed ration resulted in a tendency to decrease acetate proportion, but it tended to increase propionate proportion, leading to a tendency to decrease acetate-to-propionate ratio.
These conditions, however, undermined competition as it introduced an externality creating incentive to an over-issue of banknotes leading to a tendency towards monetary and currency weakness4 a state of affairs which would ultimately lead to full nationalization of banknote issue and the foundation of the Swiss National Bank.
The tendency of some genomic combinations (H5, T5 and some hybrid ones) to be overrepresented may reflect assortative mating, leading to a tendency to display intraspecific shoaling in both species (as suggested by the frequent sampling of specimens of similar genomic combination and age together).
It is already leading to a tendency on the part of the Ministry of Justice to try to gain the Supreme Court as an outlying part of its empire".
We find that the leading sunspots have tendency for larger umbrae and stronger magnetic field strength than the trailing spots.
CUGs are defined as the earliest group of generators rotor angles of which have a leading or lagging tendency compared with the rest units after fault clearing.
The costs and timelines for development of therapeutic proteins are increasing dramatically, leading to the tendency to focus primarily on those molecules with the greatest chance for success in late-stage clinical programs.
The template-free formation of a 1-D nanowire morphology with a 30- to 50-nm diameter was due to the specific crystal structure of Cu(OH 2 (Figure 2b), because the growth of the layer-structured orthorhombic Cu(OH 2 along [100] was much faster than along any other direction, leading to a tendency to form a 1-D structure [10, 14, 15, 18].
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The phrase "leading tendency" functions primarily as a noun phrase , where the adjective "leading" modifies the noun "tendency". It identifies a prominent or dominant inclination towards a specific direction or outcome. As confirmed by Ludwig AI, the phrase is grammatically correct.
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