Sentence examples similar to modified tempo from inspiring English sources
Poledouris made extensive use of Musync™ a music and tempo editing hardware and software system invented by Robert Randles (subsequently nominated for an Oscar® for Scientific Achievement), to modify the tempo of his compositions and synchronize them with the action in the film.
You can modify the tempo with a dial or you can just keep smoking and listening to some phat beats.
They change tempo and character.
defer.add img); Tempo: Change tempo to off balance opponent.
Obviously, however, the laccase-TEMPO treatment modified the surface properties of the lignin in SPS, leading to reduced binding of cellulases and, despite the adverse effect of laccase-TEMPO treatment on the enzymatic hydrolysis of cellulose, improved the enzymatic hydrolysis of SPS.
Patel took one of the tunes that Snowball was familiar with, a Backstreet Boys song called Everybody, and modified it so that the tempo could be sped up or slowed down from 86 to 130 beats per minute, without altering the song's pitch.
All songs comprising an individual's personalized playlist contained tempos that were calibrated to within 10 beats per minute of a patient's prescribed exercise pace - a calibration that falls within 'tempo-pace' asynchronous thresholds where stride length can be modified to accommodate changes in music tempo without perceptual differences in effort [18].
Treatment of BE modified PSF with styrene in the presence of TEMPO afforded the corresponding TEMPO adducts, which were used to promote the controlled radical graft polymerization of styrene.
His tempo is so flexible throughout that the term "tempo modification" hardly applies; there is no basic tempo to modify.
TEMPO was the only mediator that modified cellulose structure by oxidizing hydroxyls at the C6 position to carbonyls and partially further to carboxyls.
"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)" is a somewhat modified repeat of the opening song at a faster tempo with heavier instrumentation.
