Sentence examples for more harmonic from inspiring English sources

"But then we got to be more musical, more harmonic".

In death, Scarpia takes up yet more harmonic space, leaving only a narrow circle of notes in which to stand.

She's capable of writing songs with a little more harmonic imagination; one that made its way into Wednesday's set was "Regrets," from an earlier album, "Run to Ruin".

Some commentators tell me there are potential environmental advantages that could come with a more harmonic, open trade relationship between the EU and US.

While Rossini's later operas have greater emotional depth and more harmonic and melodic invention, his confidence was there from the beginning.

In "Music for 18 Musicians" (1976), Mr. Reich's seminal chamber work (which here was actually music for 19 musicians), he retains the rhythmic energy of his early phasing works while incorporating significantly more harmonic movement.

By 13:00 - more harmonics - I'm left feeling as irritated by the crowd as the band.

The total level of fluctuations is lower for the thick blades fan that for the thin blades fan and the spectral decomposition of the wall fluctuations and velocity signals reveal more harmonics for the thick blades fan, with less correlation between the different signals.

Based on this principle, which states that the temporal and spectral changes of natural sounds are gradual, these systems obtain the properties of individual components in an overlapped TF region, that is, a set of contiguous TF units where two or more harmonics overlap, by linearly interpolating the properties in neighboring nonoverlapped regions.

But we tried to do it subtly, like by adding more harmonics.

Its display calls use a larger frequency range and more harmonics than the continental subspecies.