Sentence examples for notes equivalent from inspiring English sources

Music therapy, in which a patient listens to music that lacks notes equivalent in frequency to the ringing sound the patient hears, has been shown to alleviate the perceived loudness of chronic tinnitus in some individuals.

Modi shocked Indians in November 2016 when he announced on live television that all 500 and 1000-rupee notequivalentlentoto about £6 and £12, would be banned in four hours' time.

"Much excitement during our Cretan villa holiday, as Tarquin was arrested in a local disco for buying some of the dreaded weed after his release (a bundle of notes equivalent to the National Debt of Chad having changed hands) we were all able to see the funny side!

She ends up with "a ring binder folder of notes" equivalent in bulk to "what you might tackle in the first two years of undergraduate study" and her question is always: "What do I not know about this world?" Does the weight of that research ever make it hard for her to write?

As with the comprehensive southern pine study (Antony et al. 2015), a small decrease in bark volume with mean average temperature was also noted, equivalent to about one quarter of a percent of over-bark volume per degree decrease in mean average temperature.

Fifty caregiving relatives (overall number of patients died during the two-year time period was 250) were chosen to participate in this survey that was conducted with institutional review board approval (Note: equivalent to ethics approval in the UK).

Most transactions are settled with 100 yuan notes, each equivalent to about $12, typically delivered in a large plastic bag.

In Kibera, Mr. Odinga faces Stanley Livondo, a spirited challenger, who according to many residents, has been sprinkling around 500-shilling notes (the equivalent of about $8) and winning over converts.

That decline, he wryly notes, is equivalent to the number of jobs maintained by keeping open eight unneeded bases.

1,000 notes (the equivalent of $7.3 and $14.6) would, in a few hours, turn into "worthless pieces of paper", Seemaa Makhija's phone started ringing.

Benetos and Dixon [11] observed that, in the constant-Q transform (CQT) domain, templates assigned to different notes are equivalent to shifting other templates in the frequency domain.