They were full of his inimitable trademarks — long, roving melodies, complex, multipart forms, breaks, constantly changing rhythms, stamping, howling ensembles, and the raw, against-the-grain quality he brands each of his performances with.
In other words, the kind of multipart pattern occurring in singing or instrumental music is conditional on the type of tone system, and vice versa.
Furthermore, it is important to note that RT in this task reflects a multipart process of forming numerical representations and making numerical comparisons.
The Sixth Symphony begins with an extended, multipart theme, a kind of solemn oration.
A silver service is basically a multipart work of cast, functional sculpture; this one happens to be in a French-Viennese version of Neo-Classical style.
He called his method "the bump and the hollow," and he published a multipart article on it, "Mechanics of Form Organization in Painting," in Arts magazine, in 1926 and 1927.
No one does a number from beginning to end as a solo, and the cast often sings in multipart harmony.
Figure S2 shows a multipart object similar to the ones used in those studies.
A phase I, single centre, multipart, double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study in healthy male and female subjects was conducted.
Roots also helped establish the miniseries a multipart series with a preplanned limited run as a new television form.
This article is the first part of a multipart series based on presentations delivered during the course.
