Sentence examples for music intensity from inspiring English sources

The translation rules include the direct mapping from the period of an EEG waveform to the duration of a note, the logarithmic mapping of the change of average power of EEG to music intensity according to the Fechner's law, and a scale-free based mapping from the amplitude of EEG to music pitch according to the power law.

The duration of a note may be defined as the period of an EEG waveform, and the music intensity (MI) of the note may be assumed to be proportional to the logarithm of the change rate of the average power (AP) according to Fechner's law with the formulation (9).

It gives the drama a chamber-music intensity.

And the heft of his singing enhances the music's intensity.

Mr. Lieberson packs a lot of music and intensity into his compact, two-movement quintet, which received its premiere performance here.

The turn of her head, the flash of her smile, the immediacy of her response to the music, the intensity of her attention to her colleagues: these and other signs show she is never more alive than onstage.

In an unbuttoned overshirt with cuffs flapping, torn jeans and high-top sneakers, Mr. Branca became a barometer of the music's intensity, gyrating at the knees, hips and wrists, screaming (though inaudible over the din) some sort of chant mimicking some phrases in the music, looking like a cartoon of Jekyll becoming Hyde.

Indeed, by rendering the concerto's innocent 1930's lyricism through the hindsight and experience of his own day, Oistrakh brings an ineffable poignancy to this music: an intensity at the core of his sound that cuts through time and space to land squarely in the pit of the stomach.

The challenge both works pose for an ensemble is that the almost irresistible temptation to revel in the melodies and produce a plush sound for its own sake must be tempered by an approach that taps into the music's intensity and drive.

But O'Reilly can only hear the pissed-off in the music, the intensity of the streets.

There was nothing else but this voice and this music, an intensity almost hard to bear because it obviously held such truths for the singer, and for the rest of us.