Sentence examples for produced note from inspiring English sources

During melodic singing, the auditory feedback of the currently produced note also must be monitored in order to produce the correct interval to the next note.

The instructed tempo for the scales was 144 beats per minute (bpm) and for the patterns 69 bpm, i.e. each note event ( = two simultaneous notes) in scales should be produced every 104 ms and in patterns every 217 ms. Randomly between every 40th to 60th produced note, the auditory feedback of a single note was manipulated by lowering the pitch of one note by one semitone.

At the end of the ACHWM researchers were able to access a brief screening report the tablet produced (note: access to the screening report was restricted by a password).

The vOICe translates a camera feed into electronically produced notes according to reasonably simple principles: brightness is mapped to volume, and elevation to pitch.

"Charlie Parker produced notes and ideas from his instrument so quickly that he made you realize you'd never come close to playing like him".

King, who retired as Bank of England governor in June 2013, produced notes taken during the meetings with Levene to demonstrate that he had not suggested politicians were wedded to the Co-op bid.

By transforming the stairs into a piano-style keyboard such that walking on the steps produced notes, they made using the stairs fun, and they found that stair use increased by 66 percent.

These investments reflect wide appreciation of Youngstown's athletic tradition, which has produced noted figures in a variety of sports.

Hitchens provides a scathing account of how the Book of Mormon was produced noting that "The actual story of the imposture is almost embarrassing to read and almost embarrassingly easy to uncover".

We also found that individuals with higher genetic diversity (as measured by zygosity across 9 microsatellite loci) produced notes of higher pitch during aggressive interactions.

Based on this procedure, a well-known German nursery rhyme was chosen ('Hänschen klein'), with 100% of correctly produced notes and 87% of correctly produced lyric syllables.