Sentence examples for sustained intervals from inspiring English sources

They have their own organic logic, and tend to resolve into simple, sustained intervals.

In overlapping textures, the words "he was" are turned into a two-note musical mantra, prolonged with gently clashing sustained intervals, spun into fragments of melodic lines.

Quiet rumblings on the marimba suggest inhaling; dronelike sustained intervals on the violin could be wheezing; the sound of tennis balls dropped on a bass drum convey internal palpitations.

Assuming that phase-locked activity was not sufficiently long lived to sustain these intervals, we set our cards on a synergistic effect of phase-locked and nonphase-locked activities.

The trio opens with sustained, hushed, eerie intervals in the piano and violin, through which the clarinet pierces with an elusive melodic line.

In addition, the antibody specific to the calpain-mediated TauBDP-35K readily detected this fragment in both injured cortex and hippocampus for sustained post-TBI intervals.

When observed in larger cohorts of patients, with treatment phases sustained over longer intervals, it can be anticipated that even more substantial volume benefits might be demonstrable.

This hypothesis can be sustained since the intervals of distribution of carbon from glucose in CO2 and lactose almost did not overlap in the (Ctrl) and (CN) treatments.

Similarly, empiric antibiotics were more likely to be compliant with ATS/IDSA guidelines during post-implementation (79/257 (30.7%) vs 66/151 (43.7%); P = 0.01), an effect that was sustained over quarterly intervals (P = 0.0008).

However, although the increase in modal interval between clusters of depolarizations as we move from rat to cat brain appears appropriate in relation to the likely absolute lesion perimeter, this argument cannot be sustained when comparing intervals between events in cat versus human brain.

Note however that the minimum time between responses has been observed to be on the order of 0.1 s across multiple experiments [ 18, 19], indicating a "top speed" of 600 resp/min, although this rate is not typically sustained over long intervals due to the pause-and-bout pattern of responding.