Last fall, following the lead of White Plains and Tarrytown, the Village of Pelham upgraded 535 parking meters to accept both coins and meter keys, which drivers can buy in any amount after making a $15 deposit.
Its audience, and apparently the band itself, both realized something was missing in a Phish-less world: the band's particular assortment of head-bobbing, good-timey roots-rock and complex compositions full of shifty meters, key changes and other musicianly twists and turns.
Press and hold the metering key.
You normally meter by half-pressing the shutter; some cameras such as Praktica L-series bodies will have a dedicated metering key to do this (which also stops the lens down).
Her settings of four poems by E. E. Cummings were ardent and spiky with meter and key changes that felt refreshingly organic.
At some point on almost every track, Lamar insists on conceiving of his voice as the instrument of a bandleader, bound only theoretically by meter and key.
That almost sounds reasonable until you realize that it adds up to 18 hours, and the notation — without meter, without key signature and with a needlessly fussy use of accidentals — is simply perverse.
AsthmaMD's peak flow meter, a key part of its monetization strategy, is now available in certain Walgreens and CVS stores.
All flows were electronically controlled by a miniature pressure controller (VSO-EP; Parker-Hannifin, OH) and measured using a digital flow meter (PV9000; Key Instruments, Trevose, PA) in real time.
This is the meter, tempo, key, etc. Start copying the (treble clef) notes.
