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Tanaka said he wanted to make a score that made players feel like they were encountering a "living organism" and had no distinction between music and sound effects.
Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka, composer of the original Metroid, has said he wanted to make a score that made players feel like they were encountering a "living organism" and had no distinction between music and sound effects.
We wanted to make a score that felt like a combination of Western and Eastern European folk music with a backdrop of minimalist classical music, and we worked closely for two weeks to get it to something that we were really proud of.
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The composer La Monte Young made a score that alternated between near silence and protracted, amplified scrapings or screeches.
While some of the baseline variables make it a score that is not necessarily responsive to acute disease state, its prognostic ability has been well established.
Sometimes, your best shot isn't a scoring shot (offensive shot) but to shoot the cue ball to a place where your opponent has difficulty making a scoring shot (that is, a defensive shot).
No reason was given, but presumably the committee did not think it right to make North eligible for a score that was first used with the play more than 60 years ago.
Ahead by seven goals entering the fourth, Danowski knew enough to believe that Cornell would make a charge, that the second-highest scoring team in the nation, led by Pannell and Steve Mock, was not going away that easily.
If you are using a knife, make cuts or scores that go across the muscles fibers.
Each of which with a score that makes it a likely hit.
The forces in Ghent, under the baton of Titus Engel, made a heroic effort with a score that imposes unrelenting demands on its performers.
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