Sentence examples similar to split into quartets from inspiring English sources

Scored for nine strings split into two quartets, with a double bass mediating between them, Mr. Golijov's piece has an energetic immediacy and thrives on a vigorous interplay between the quartets.

The CH2 peak is split into four peaks, called a quartet.

When proton decoupling was turned off, each peak of the alpha phosphorus doublet signal was split into a quartet pattern, indicating the presence of three neighboring protons.

The rebels split into four groups.

By taking advantage of the pedigree structure, we split the large family into quartets and trios and applied the posterior validation procedure in PennCNV algorithm for more accurate CNV detection and boundary mapping.

The CH2 protons of the benzyl group are split into an AB quartet (JHH 13.7 Hz) indicating that the tacn-dicarboxylate ligand is locked by N3O2 coordination, leading to diastereotopic inequivalence of the CH2 protons in the carboxylate groups.

Trios form, then morph into quartets before splitting into teams of two.

But in between they split into pairs for duets and quartets.

The pictures were grouped into quartets.

In the 2009 "Catalog," performed to music by Radiohead, his five dancers begin in a tight group but quickly split into a duo and a trio, then become a quartet and a singleton.

The Third takes this fragmentation even further by splitting the quartet into two duos, whose material is sharply contrasted throughout, and exists in different kinds of musical time: the violin and cello play with expressive freedom, the viola and second violin play strictly in time.