Sentence examples for light instrumentation from inspiring English sources

"Disruptr" has been described as "a coffee-house metal track", contrasting light instrumentation with heavy metal style songwriting and vocals in a way that one critic compared to Talking Heads.

In contrast doo wop placed an emphasis on multi-part vocal harmonies and meaningless backing lyrics (from which the genre later gained its name), which were usually supported with light instrumentation and had its origins in 1930s and '40s African American vocal groups.

Mahler was generally kinder to the mezzo-soprano, but in her songs, too, the lighter instrumentation allows for more intimacy in phrasing.

We used the same illumination instrumentation as is used in the Growth Direct System and made sure that the microbes were not exposed to harmfully high temperatures as a result of photonic heating by the intense light.

"I'll never have to say goodbye/I'll live in the hearts I leave behind," they sing tenderly over light acoustic instrumentation.

The remainder of the film's first act is supported by light piano instrumentation, and occasional "low-register whoosh-thump noises, of the kind you might hear in a stalker movie", according to Sady Doyle of The Guardian.

Quasi-elastic light scattering instrumentation or other techniques may provide a practical approach for quantitative assessment of specific lens pathology throughout the course of the disease.

Mental calculations told me we'd have to whiz through the atmosphere at over 150 miles per hour to make it before dark, which was the only plan Yabolonski had, and which I later learned was likely the result of the aircraft's inadequate lighting and instrumentation.

For my money, the best of all music games is Auditorium, a puzzle game in which you move coloured blocks to redirect streams of light to add instrumentation tracks to a piece of music that builds across the levels.

The a cappella version is a bit light on the instrumentation – a few beeps and boops might have made it really pop – but in general any song that talks about Google web services and features the line "Oh my Jobs, look at that code" is alright by me.

The producer has two more Twin Peaks-inspired releases scheduled before the end of the summer and featuring his distinct blend of the dark and light in his instrumentation.