Sentence examples for song measures from inspiring English sources

"What am I doing here?" Lypsinka murmurs between song measures, clutching her lacquered auburn hair (it remains unmoved), then swirling her circle skirt as she steps back into her number with renewed vivacity.

Bivariate correlations between the three song measures and the five cognitive measures revealed no significant associations.

In general linear mixed models controlling for neophobia, none of the song measures were predictive of any of the cognitive performance measures.

The five song measures are repertoire size, mean and minimum vocal deviation (measures of vocal performance), and mean and maximum typicality (measures of song learning).

General linear mixed models controlling for effects of neophobia and nest of origin indicated that all three song measures were associated with better performance on color reversal and spatial learning but were associated with worse performance on novel foraging and detour-reaching.

The standard deviations (SDs) of song measures were higher at 65d relative to 75d when testing differences across the NS-UD and UD-UD conditions (65d vs. 75d SD for motif data: similarity: 4.4 vs. 3.2; accuracy: 2.0 vs. 0.8; stereotypy: 11.9 vs. 8.8).

The song measure is the most irregular of the Eddaic verse forms.

Three metres are commonly distinguished in Eddaic poetry: the epic measure, the speech measure, and the song measure.

Furthermore, a similar song measure termed "duty cycle" has been suggested to convey information about the motivational state of a signaler in an alarm context (black-capped chickadees, Poecile atricapillus; Wilson and Mennill 2011).

The peak loudness of the BOS playback was set to be equal to the average peak loudness of song measured on the head of the singing birds (90 dBSPL) (Andalman and Fee, 2009).

Mostly, the songs measure up.