Sentence examples for the simultaneous performance of from inspiring English sources

Choral singing may also entail the simultaneous performance of separate musical lines (polyphony).

For instance, the canon Ma fin est mon commencement (My End Is My Beginning), by Guillaume de Machaut, the leading French composer of the 14th century, demands the simultaneous performance of a melody and its retrograde version (the notes are sung in reverse order).

In secular medieval music and in much folk and non-European music, instrumental accompaniments for singers consist of unison or octave duplications of the melody (sometimes with slight differences, creating heterophony, the simultaneous performance of variant versions of the same melody), of novel rhythmic features, or of a drone (sustained note or notes) played on wind or stringed instruments.

A procedure involving the simultaneous performance of liquid liquid microextraction and polypropylene microporous membrane solid-phase extraction was carried out.

Possible disadvantages are that WB-MSCT results in higher radiation doses - especially in patients with only minor injuries but with suspected severe injuries - and impairs the simultaneous performance of lifesaving procedures - i.e., chest tube or vessel catheter insertion, resuscitation with cardiac massage, or laparotomy/thoracotomy.

To investigate whether there is a reduction in walking with the simultaneous performance of a cognitive task (ie, dual-task cost [DTC]) in persons undergoing hemodialysis (HD), and whether it is greater in persons undergoing HD compared with age-matched controls.

A novel design, the hybrid electric machine, that owns improved competence for the output torque regulation as well as enlarged power density comparing to the conventional brushless machines by making use of the simultaneous performance overlapping concept based on magnetism is proposed in this paper.

The changes incurred during simultaneous performance of motor and cognitive tasks are a result of cognitive-motor interference (CMI) and operationalized as dual task costs (DTC).

After a 30-pianist simultaneous performance of Bach's "The Well-Tempered Clavier" at all locations, the pianos will be free for everybody to pound on.

Another person who saw the light is Ara Guzelimian, a composer, pianist and music historian, who was walking through the California Institute for the Arts in 1976 when he came on a simultaneous performance of two pieces by Cage: "Winter Music" (for 20 pianos) and "Solo for Voice," sung by Ms. La Barbara on a staircase in the two-story main hall.

The reverse relationship also holds: judged vividness of visual images is reduced by simultaneous performance of a visuospatial task, and auditory image vividness is decreased by counting aloud (Baddeley & Andrade, 2000).