Sentence examples for relative tone from inspiring English sources

But, as pigmentation, it rarely lacks some ghostly tint, and it is never without relative tone.

Each of the hundreds of pearls that fringe Mary's robes is just a dollop of gray hit with a spot of white, so perfectly judged in relative tone that, from any distance, it exudes pearlescence.

Carrie is also a relative tone-setter of a novel: the narrative is distinctly King's, covering themes he would revisit again, and to greater effect; and some of the dialogue – particularly in Carrie's conversations with her mother – is delivered in voices he would also return to in later novels (Misery, the Dark Tower series, Dolores Claiborne).

Significantly greater overall suppression to speech relative to tone tasks was found in the 10 12 Hz bandwidth.

The analgesia nociception index (ANI) assesses the relative parasympathetic tone as a surrogate for antinociception/nociception balance in sedated patients.

These values constructed the phase code corresponding to the relative preferred tone frequency of each voxel, and resulted in individual phase code maps which correspond to individual relative frequency preference maps.

(F ) Grand-average of BF bursting response relative to tone onsets in three trial types.

Prior to learning, calcium response peaks were not reliably timed across trials, relative to tone onset.

Post learning, however, we observed that area CA1 cells had activity peaks at fixed time-points relative to tone onset, seen consistently across multiple trials.

(C ) Grand-average ERPs in the frontal cortex relative to tone onsets in three trial types, plotted separately while rats actively performed the oddball task or when the tones were presented passively without any reward.

Having observed that area CA1 cells were active at fixed time-points relative to tone onset, we next wanted to quantify the reliability with which cells fired at these times.