Sentence examples similar to the parallel tone from inspiring English sources
Borne on the parallel tones of grit and tenderness that characterized last year's "Shank" — the directors' writing debut about a gay thug living on the down-low — "Release" is a predictable yet poetic reflection on faith, hypocrisy and the weight of conscience.
In [14], two-way relaying over parallel tones of OFDM systems is investigated.
I loved the covers of that series and I found myself curiously intrigued and confusedly delighted by much of the music… and especially this concerto that veers between free-wheeling Le Jazz insinuations and its ambitiously beautiful Nordic air, establishing what seem to be tender rays of parallel tones and harmonics that reach out to a – in this case – constantly coughing audience.
But the parallels in the tone of the debate then and now are a reminder of what deep-rooted fears technological intervention in procreation can awaken.
Again, this is interesting in the context of the slight rising nature of the Thai high (45) tone, and given the parallel tendency of the Mandarin and Cantonese groups to map the Thai high tone to a rising tone in their native inventories.
The frequency response obtained by circuit simulation of one of the tone switch combinations (the parallel of medium, treble, and brilliant; dashed line) and the cascade of their IIR digital filter counterparts matching the simulation (solid line).
The conditioned stimulus (tone), arriving on the parallel fibers, triggers this slow activation in INs and PC spines.
If the authors feel that such experiments are beyond the scope of this work then they should tone down the claims regarding the parallel to nucleosomal remodelers.
As suggested, we toned down the claims regarding the parallel to nucleosome remodelers.
Acquisition of the CR is thought to be mediated by long-term depression of the parallel fiber Purkinje cell synapses induced by concurrent stimulation of the parallel fiber system by the CS (tone) and the climbing fiber system by the US (air puff) (Kitazawa 2002).
