Sentence examples for spectrum of pitches from inspiring English sources

2. Melody also has range: it occupies a certain space within the spectrum of pitches the human ear can perceive.

December 13 2012 December 15 201212 Gordon, one of the progenitors of downtown post-minimalism, has set himself a real challenge in this work, limiting his palette to the sounds produced by six wooden two-by-fours from a hardware store, cut down to provide a spectrum of pitches.

The spectrum of possible pitches is, according to Simha Arom, an ethnomusicologist at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique in Paris, broken up into a set of distinct notes (a scale) in all societies; but something that breaks that rule may still count as music.

Her efforts fall across a spectrum of involvement, from outright pitching the name of a person she likes to a chief executive, to putting her weight behind a pending decision, to effectively make a marriage.

And although Philadelphia's Wachovia Center is not as intimidating as was the old, steeply pitched Spectrum of Broad Street Bullies infamy, it is still filled with Flyers fans, now amped to new levels given the unforgettable achievement of their team.

My colleague Robert F. Worth this week quoted Karim Sadjadpour, an Iran analyst at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, as saying the ideological spectrum of the candidates ran "from pitch black to dark gray".

In the play, a production of the Blue Light Theater Company at Theater Four, Mr. Cristofer offers a retrospective of Selena's criminal life along a spectrum of self-awareness, from the pitch-darkness of depraved indifference to the spiritual brightness of penitent redemption.

pitchPast is a list of pitches preceeding this pitch.

B.R. identified 55% of pitches correctly (Table 2).

(a) The simulated reflectance spectrum of the Si inverted nanocone arrays with different 500 and 1,000 nm pitches.

MP denotes the main peaks of the LPC spectrum, and Pitch + MP refers to the technique presented in Section 4.2.