Where Davis explored modal structures and Coleman blazed into a new world of saxophone, Brubeck was equally inventive for his experimentation with jazz's heartbeat.
The two unreleased tracks posted by Habibi Funk on its Soundcloud display a unique marriage between Arabian modal structures, dusty and squinty-eyed film scores, and the gentle ambient works of Brian Eno.
Mechanical stability was optimized by static and modal structure simulation.
The purpose of this research is to study the dependence of the characteristics of the atmospheric aerosol size distribution (SD), especially its modal structure on the type and origin of the air mass using multivariate analysis.
French (2006) replies to this charge invoking the idea of Ladyman (1998 and 2004) and French and Ladyman (2003) of modal structure, by which is meant the relationships among phenomena that pertain to necessity, possibility, potentiality, and probability.
Among the obtained results, the critical condition of the steady-unsteady transition and the modal structure of oscillation are described.
Nora Berenstain and Ladyman (2012) argue that a commitment to natural necessity is implicit in arguments for scientific realism and that realists including structural realists should be anti-Humean and believe in objective modal structure.
Theists and non-theists alike (can) agree that there is spatio-temporal, or causal, or nomic, or modal structure to the world (the basis for cosmological arguments); and that there are certain kinds of complexity of organisation, structure and function in the world (the basis for teleological arguments); and so on.
Epworth watched the first thirteen Bond films seeking the "musical code" of the songs, "whatever the modal structure or the chord that always seemed to unify those songs" and contributed to the mood and "that kind of '60s jazzy quality".
