Their practical function at that time was their ability, through chiming gongs, to sound the hours, quarter-hours and minutes in separate tones, enabling people to tell the time even in the middle of a pitch-black night.
Thanks to Ms. Sawyer's advice, I've regularly visited a salon for highlights, adding three separate tones to mime my "true" color and to obfuscate the gradual infestation of gray.
But it is evident that they are on their way; the separate tones of its three acts -- the drawing-room comedy of the first, the ominous social drama of the second, the almost farcically triumphant, manifesto quality of the finale -- are all distinctly in place, and the performers are in sync emotionally, if not 100percenttechnicallyly.
Mr. Szarkowski edited the negatives and presented the final results to Evans, who would often exclaim that he himself had never done so good a job of pulling out details and separating tones.
Separating "tone-on" situations from "tone-off" situations readily identifies the inter-stimulus-interval.
In one thrilling passage, the trombone choir fans out from the note G to make a pulsating mass of eighty separate quarter-tones.
The oddball paradigm has been shown to evoke KCs during sleep stage 2. By separating rare tone segments with or without KCs we aimed at identifying the neuronal representation of evoked KCs in BOLD based functional imaging.
Hence, we separate the dynamic tone mapping effects which take place in the camera from the global video level setting.
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But Andics explained that even dogs' reactions to those commands are often hard to separate from the tone of voice and body language that a trainer might incorporate.
