Sentence examples for quarter step from inspiring English sources

Sharps are indicated by symbols that resemble half of the diatonic sharp signal to raise the note a quarter step, the diatonic sharp to raise the note a half step, and 2 diatonic sharps to raise the note three-quarters of a step.

Flats are indicated by a backward diatonic flat symbol to lower the note a quarter step, the diatonic flat to lower the note a half step, and 2 diatonic flats, either with a bar connecting them or with 1 flat symbol backward to lower the note three-quarters of a step.

Here is this fat-cheeked boy, in a pink Super Fly hat that he is obviously proud of, doing tilts and dips and fanny rocks and finger snaps, and tucking in little extras — half steps, quarter steps — between them.

Figure 12 Quartering step 2. Quartering step 3 Repeat quartering step 2 until there is no need for a higher-order subset.

Quartering step 1 We divide the complete beam set arranged in UPA form into four subsets A1,A2,A3, and A4, signed as the first-order subset.

However, for each second-order subset, its two side-columns lose adjacency, becoming suitable for reference in quartering step 2. The idea of quartering is applicable for not only codebook searching but also other utilities.

Notation: Since the first and the last columns of the complete beam set are actually adjacent with each other, we select the center, not the vertex of each first-order subset, to be the reference codewords in quartering step 1.

Nothing else happened, or nothing that moved the tournament forward much more than a quarter-step.

If that realization turns Rose into the fourth-quarter, step-on-your-throat killer that Jordan was and Kobe Bryant is, the Bulls will have something truly special.

He made at best a quarter-step this week by embracing Ariel Sharon's plan to withdraw unilaterally from the Gaza Strip and evacuate the Jewish settlements there, as well as a few isolated ones in the West Bank.

Mark Barron S, Alabama SELECTED BY Buccaneers STRENGTHS Hitting, range, interception cherry-picking WEAKNESSES Man coverage The typical Nick Saban-trained defender: smart, aggressive and disciplined, if a quarter-step slow.