What's surprising is the methodical, matter-of-fact, occasionally humorous tone of his essays.
Copland's exploration of the 12-tone system was cautious (he actually used a modified 10-tone system in this piece) and methodical.
Fortunately for the connections of Shared Belief, the hardworking, methodical Hollendorfer was making the calls, setting the tone.
The LEDs on the facade or organized in a system known as the Scriabin keyboard, where notes and tones are assigned a specific color a methodical explanation of synesthesia.
Make the methods for identifying specific genes more explicitly methodical.
He's been methodical and emotional, energetic and honest, following chord changes with a focused tone until his long notes start to ripen and burst in the upper register.
Although most of Ferrell's film work was broadly comic in tone, he occasionally took on more serious roles, including a methodical Internal Revenue Service agent in Stranger than Fiction (2006) and an alcoholic selling his possessions in Everything Must Go (2010), an adaptation of a Raymond Carver short story.
2.47am GMT In terms of tone, the president has opted for a blend of measured and methodical.
Additionally, rules were created to govern the arrangement of tones in each poem, as the introduction of Buddhist texts written in Sanskrit and Pali had stimulated the Chinese to methodical study of their own language and the identification of the four tones of Middle Chinese.
At times showing anger and at others a methodical determination to make all his points, Mr. McCain pressed his Democratic rival on taxes, spending, the tone of the campaign and his association with the former Weather Underground leader William Ayers, using nearly every argument at his disposal in an effort to alter the course of a contest that has increasingly gone Mr. Obama's way.
