Sentence examples for overtones at from inspiring English sources

He said there were heavy sectarian overtones at the funeral, but the main focus was the politics of the conflict.

While flagged up as a heavy metal album, it has more gothic and electronic overtones, at least until the album's final track, "Dumbass", which boasts some crunching guitar.

The Cat Protection League was a charity with no sinister overtones at all until McGough wrote this poem and gave us the image of protection-racket moggies using extortion on the neighbourhood doorsteps.

The Steinbrennerian overtones at Yankee Stadium pervaded the clubhouse, seeped through an adjacent interview room and trickled into the third-base dugout, where the Mets, not the Yankees, reside.

As my colleague Michael R. Gordon reports, there were "highly charged political overtones" at the House committee hearing Wednesday investigating the Sept. 11 assault on the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, in which Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other Americans were killed.

A four-bedroom penthouse, one of four that crown the Touraine, a new luxury condominium with distinct European overtones at 132 East 65th Street (at Lexington Avenue), sold for $13,579,371.82 and was the most expensive transaction of the week, according to city records.

Besides these, CH-stretching second overtone at wavelength of 1143 cm−1, O CH2 stretching at wavelength of 973 cm−1, and benzenoid group at wavelength of 868 cm−1 are also visible.

For quantitative analysis, some IR spectra were normalized using the intensity of the Si O vibration overtone at 1865 cm−1 as an inner standard.

Furthermore, the intensity of the overtone at 3172 cm−1 decreases with increasing laser power.

The observation of the single overtone at 2710 cm−1 with higher intensity corresponds to deoxygenated RBCs (high spin, Fe2+).

Therefore, overtones observed at 2710 cm−1, with a shoulder at 2750 cm−1, can be used as marker bands for oxygenated RBCs (low spin, Fe3+).