Sentence examples for tone structures from inspiring English sources

In [26], the authors exploit pilot tone structures in OFDM/OQAM systems to derive two new CIR estimators, namely the linear minimum mean square error (LMMSE) and weighted least-square (WLS) estimators.

Hearing difficulties included problems with the discrimination of the major music tones, tone structures falling apart, and problems with tuning out noisy surroundings when engaged in conversation.

But there's no denying that the show is a crazy, mixed-up mess in tone, structure and rhythm.

Directed by Christopher Renshaw, with a zinger-slinging book by Charles Busch, "Taboo" is mostly a crazy, mixed-up mess in tone, structure and rhythm.

Completed a year ago, the script is daring in tone, structure and the big Kaufman themes -- obsession and the power of the natural world.

The book is loosely inspired by the idea, popularized by Aaron Copland's classic "What to Listen for in Music," that music can be appreciated according to standard metrics of rhythm and tone structure.

In Poe's masterpieces the double contents of his temper, of his mind, and of his art are fused into a oneness of tone, structure, and movement, the more effective, perhaps, as it is compounded of various elements.

But it is no easy task to theatricalize ritual, especially when that's your bread and butter, and "Raven" (2010) feels a bit too similar in tone, structure and intensity to several of their other recent works.

While learning the tone structure of the instrument through my webcam, I sprinkled in a few questions about Tom's interest in theremins and otherwise.

In the vasculature, the endothelial isoform (eNOS) exerts significant control over vessel tone, structure and interaction with circulating blood elements.

In an audit report, there are four types of opinion and which opinion you express affects the tone, structure, and organization of an audit report.