Sentence examples for tone was given from inspiring English sources

He made hand-coloured prints of the kind called tan-e (in which the dominant colour is supplied by tan, or red lead, a method used from the last quarter of the 17th century until the invention of colour printing in 1741); these were also called urushi-e or "lacquer pictures" when the black tone was given a stronger lustre by the addition of glue to the ink.

In our trace retention test, the tone was given seven times with a 1-min interval between each presentation.

Feedback (100 Hz tone) was given whenever participants made an error.

At Oxford, where the traditional "hierarchical tone" was giving way "to a wartime egalitarianism," he was attracted to students "of every known color and religious persuasion" -- and to socialism.

Still, perhaps his shorter form is for the best – in exploring the link between physics and the "self", Rovelli's occasionally florid tone is given full flight.

The tragic tone is given through a sincere melancholy, a longing for and accepting of a "destiny soaring above this earthly life", whereas the main characteristic of comedy is its "forgetfulness of all discouraging considerations" (LDA, 24).

Most often, a shift in tone occurs when a research paper with an academic tone is give an emotional or sentimental conclusion.

The output at the th layer (two consecutive tones), is given by (15).

The parameters of particle swarm optimization that has been used for the optimization of location and (or) power of pilot tones are given as follows: swarm size = 20 for 128 subcarriers and swarm size = 10 for 64 subcarriers, maximum velocity = 20, inertia factor = 0.9 (start), 0.4 (end), learning factor c1 and c2 = 2.

I'm not sure this fine will be felt by BP in the same tone it was given by the Department of Justice.

"The interview by Michael Brissenden was civil and respectful in its tone and the minister was given ample opportunity to respond to questions.