Sentence examples for of intervals from inspiring English sources

Shorn of intervals, Ibsen's 1881 play races along and is over in 90 minutes.

Axioms of difference govern the measuring of intervals.

From the outset of his career, Adès has favored cycles of intervals that expand and contract with organic logic.

His phrasing isn't that eccentric but can intimate eccentricity, with jumbles of intervals, gargling sounds, long streams of notes.

"Got up at 6am and did 40 minutes of intervals on the cross-trainer.

African and European melodies sometimes consist of chains of intervals, e.g., of thirds or fourths.

Basically, his method is to enclose the set in a collection of intervals.

When researchers write about "pitch transitions", they mean the way notes are used – the variety of intervals, and the difference between one melody and another.

In atonality, any such assignment of intervals to music's two dimensions ceased to exist; line and harmony were no longer reliably sequestered from each other.

Carter also made use of a highly systematised harmonic system, involving tables of all possible permutations of a given set of intervals.

The game's continuous, almost uninterrupted flow of action denies it a steady supply of intervals for the advertising of beer and the fetching of same from the refrigerator.