This continual playing around with the intervals between notes — forward, backward, upside down — would serve as the logical substitute for the old relationships of tonality.
As a child, she taught herself to play piano chords by buying sheet music and translating guitar tablature into notes, a backward method with a happy result: she plays lots of satisfying clumps with her left hand and has little use for the twee right-hand flourishes that can destroy a good standard in a bad cabaret.
Additionally, it should be noted that backward techniques tend to capitalize on chance, while variables excluded from the final model are no more controlled for their possible confounding effect.
Note that the backward tracks of the proposed algorithm use less measurement information as compared to the measurements available for the backward tracks of sIPDA [19] in each smoothing interval.
"Something interesting is happening!" Benjamin has learned nothing of any great note on his backward journey through life, and remains placidly incurious about his condition; even the imminent tragic departure from Daisy does not elicit so much as a tear.
It is also easy to pass on the same network's "DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES" (Sunday, 9 p.m ., which ends on a backward note with flashbacks to Mary Alice Young (BRENDA STRONG) before she killed herself.
When you click the button, the sticky note will turn backward and show you colour options you can choose from.
The association, it noted, was sliding backward.
It is startling to note that these backward-looking works were emerging from his London studio at the same moment Picasso was painting "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon"; even Sargent's contemporaries, like his friend Monet, seemed to be living in a different world.
Aaron Blaisdell, a psychologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, notes that "the backward sentences were the really strong part of the test".
