Sentence examples for small intervals from inspiring English sources

With small intervals in the second world war and the dictatorship, in general all the generations in Greece had growth and a better future.

Melodies form contours as they move higher or lower in pitch, proceeding by relatively large or small intervals.

Unfortunately for this example, Riemann's integral is based on the assumption that over sufficiently small intervals the value of the function changes by only a very small amount.

These helped him to play complicated "cluster" chords, with very small intervals between the notes, as one might on a keyboard.

The reason why Riemann's method failed to work for f is that the values of f oscillate wildly over arbitrarily small intervals.

On the inner side of such walls, placed at small intervals, were arched doors called juan, which were made of bricks or stones.

Sir Harrison returned to pretty much the same manner when, in the 1990's, he added to "White and Light" eight more Celan songs, three starting on the same lifted E. Almost everywhere the flow of the line is, as in that first song, wonderfully free and flexible, and the movement through steps and small intervals is voice-friendly and fully lyrical.

Poetry also plays a role in the economy of time, filling the small intervals of people with irregularly scheduled lives: it can be written or read on a bus ride home, on a lunch break between shifts, or in the morning after a hangover.

Many of the QTLs flanked small intervals with few candidate genes.

A.2) The time is discretized into small intervals with duration T s <<μ.

In this case, we should focus on the main trend and ignore these small intervals.