In tonal music, the harmonic sequence, as accompaniment for a melody, is a motivic pattern of two or more harmonies in succession that is restated in transposition, usually twice or three times, preserving the same melodic shape (relative motion) of each part or voice.
It is a similar idea to the proposal outlined in the Liberal Democrat's 2010 general election manifesto that was restated at their last conference.
[C2.] Nortel Delays Its Restatement The Nortel Networks Corporation, the telephone equipment maker that is restating results back through 2001, said that it would not have financial statements for last year and the first half of 2004 ready until the end of October, a month later than planned.
That was restated in an 1982 ruling by the IRS.
Scores of ideas that emerged were restated in concise form by moderators and put to votes on whether they could be used immediately or needed more work.
This meant that even if IFRS produced nonsense, auditors had no duty to require use of what was once called the true and fair over-ride so that numbers were restated on a reasonable basis because that option no longer existed.
There is no revealed proposition that cannot be restated in another cultural situation.
For every prescient dictum of Marinetti's that is being restated in today's food culture — pasta makes you fat and sluggish, technology should be a part of the kitchen, people should consume "nutritional equivalents... in the form of pills or powders" (Soylent, anyone?) — there are as many, if not more, that seem ludicrous.
His piece, which had an "annoyed" mood status attached to it, has a lede that's been restated in loads of different ways on "Game of Thrones".
Computer Associates paid bonuses based on the results that were later restated, and those bonuses should be paid back, Amalgamated said in its proposal, which was contained in Computer Associates' proxy statement.
