Though the instrumentalists play in regular meters that are easy on Western ears, much about this sound world is otherwise alien: the use of extreme vibrato and covered resonance in the singing, the clipped twanging and peculiar tuning of the banjolike instruments.
The role of the different metal ions in directing the preparation pathways and tuning peculiar properties to the resulting systems is discussed.
Aislers Set, led by Amy Linton, bends its poppy tunes into peculiar shapes.
Aislers Set, led by Amy Linton, is also fond of unlikely instrumental combinations, and as it bends its poppy tunes into peculiar shapes, it can sound like a girl group warped by a funhouse mirror.
Many operate year-round, playing well-known festive tunes for those peculiar souls who crave them beyond December.
A familiar tune was playing, albeit a peculiar rendition of it.
Like so much of their best work, it's a body-jacking tune, equal parts sexy and peculiar.
However, widely-used simulation programs cannot be easily tuned to precisely reproduce the peculiar evolution of a particular data set.
The pianist hummed along with Bach's partitas, in his peculiar fashion, until the mosquitoes added their own tune at nightfall.
The peculiar architecture of the Internet may be precisely tuned to allow information to make its own way around.
In a multimodal heading discrimination task (Gu et al., 2008), we showed previously that CPs of MSTd neurons have a peculiar dependence on the congruency of visual/vestibular heading tuning.
