This provides tone to the lower lid and lid cheek junction.
Separate sets of reeds provide different tone colours, the quality of the sound being determined by the characteristic size and shape of the tone chamber surrounding each reed of a given set; constricted chambers, for instance, induce powerful vibration and incisive tone.
Yet he does provide the tone of exultation in technical creation, the giddily energizing sense of disproportionate power zooming outward to the world from one gleaming glass building — make of that power (and that disproportion) what one may.
Zbigniew Brzezinski, President Carter's national-security adviser, recently praised Mearsheimer and Walt in the pages of Foreign Policy for the service of "initiating a much-needed public debate," but he went on to provide a tone and a perspective that are largely missing from their arguments.
Some common testers are the "wiggy" voltage tester, test lights, continuity lights / or probes, continuity probes that provide a tone, etc.
Some manufacturers, including Fisker Automotive, which plans to sell an electric sports car, provide engine tones via internal and external speakers — not least to satisfy drivers who relish the muscular vroom of a conventional engine.
The idea here is that Lisnr can provide audio tones, ones outside of the range of regular hearing, that will trigger any device into a certain action.
This provides ideal tone hole venting for the high E and can improve tuning and tone for a flutist.[3].
Scored without strings, for woodwinds, brass and percussion, the suite provided the tone of controlled mayhem that is the opera's most noteworthy musical feature.
The battles have a pro forma breathlessness, and Mr. Fraser's shaggy drollery provides a tone the director isn't quite up to.
