Sentence examples for mode of early from inspiring English sources

Some people have dismissed "Pure Comedy" as an undifferentiated trudge of mid- and slow-tempo piano ballads in the mode of early Elton John.

The mode of early neurological symptoms was brutal in 74% of 37 patients.

A smattering of games even support multiplayer not just in the "your turn, then my turn" mode of early arcade games, but true two-player action.

However, this approach deviates from the "learning" mode of early clinical trials and places emphasis on "confirming" drug effect.

Moreover, helix-helix associations have been proposed to constitute the major mode of early associations between proteins en route to amyloid formation.

A retrospective review of inhospital mortality identified neurological injury as the mode of early death in two thirds of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OOHCA) patients admitted to intensive care.

After spending the last decade making depressing social dramas, Lukas Moodysson returns to the cheerier, youthful mode of earlier films like "Together" and "Show Me Love" with this comedy about three Stockholm adolescent girls who form a punk band in the early 1980s.

Explanations of the mechanisms behind some frequent modes of early failure and ways to avoid them are suggested.

His final works radiate an enormous, ominous serenity: "Piano and String Quartet" (which Aki Takahashi has recorded beautifully with the Kronos Quartet, on Nonesuch), "Palais de Mari," for piano (played by Takahashi on her mesmerizing Mode CD of early and late piano music), and "Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello" (recorded with icy clarity by the Ives Ensemble, on Hat Art).

Other aspects of the printing revolution cultural change associated with concentration on visual communication as contrasted to the oral modes of earlier times—have been emphasized by Marshall McLuhan.

The intimate, idiomatic, self-conscious first-person narrative of "Catcher," many degrees warmer than the cool Flaubertian mode of his early New Yorker short stories, didn't fit the magazine's standards of literary ­decorum.