Sentence examples for relative to note from inspiring English sources

Thus, the enhancement of Note 2, relative to Note 1 that develops over time may result from the influences of a locally repeating sound being repeated on a global scale.

The significantly increased stresses relative to line B D are noted.

There are also note portions of some songs where notes appear semi-transparent relative to normal notes; these notes, introduced in Guitar Hero World Tour, can be played simply by tapping the correct buttons on the controller without strumming or using a touch-sensitive "slider bar" below the fret buttons, if the player is using a World Tour controller.

"I've received a number of inquiries relative to a note that I wrote to Donald on Monday," he said.

When enabled, it will detect in which direction you pass through the Line and trigger the root note if you slide your finger from right to left, or the next note relative to the root note if you slide your finger from left to right.

At the same time, the keys in the top row reconfigure themselves so that they take over the notes (C and F) that have been bumped out of the middle row, and furthermore these new notes actually appear in the proper spot relative to the notes that are now in the middle row.

They found as much under as over coding of patients' conditions relative to nurses notes or research staff assessments, a finding that is consistent with an analysis of the directionality of inter-rater reliability errors in the MDS of nursing staff relative to research nurses[ 44].

Pitch approximation is based on the fundamental frequency (f0) of the given piece of music to find nearest note number relative to that particular note.

Electroencephalogram (EEG) from 11 musically-trained participants was recorded while they passively listened to sequences of 5-note motifs where the 5th note either descended (standard) or ascended (deviant) relative to the previous note (20% deviant rate).

To "imperfect" a long meant to shorten it by one-third of its value; this occurred when the long was preceded or followed by a breve or by notes equalling a breve in value, as shown in part (b) of the example below (for purposes of illustration, numbers have been placed under the notes showing their time value relative to the shortest note).

Modulation of the dynamic nature of notes is accompanied by changes to the spectral profile of the note causing variability in the expected shape and details of the spectrum relative to an isolated note.