Sentence examples for underlying piece from inspiring English sources

One major goal of structural analysis of an audio recording is to automatically extract the repetitive structure or, more generally, the musical form of the underlying piece of music.

This can be done repeatedly in the hope that at some point it will not be noticed and will become law, either because of the inadvertence of colleagues, or because the underlying piece of legislation to which it is attached is so important that the amendment will be accepted even though it has nothing to do with the underlying legislation.

So while many of my clients ask to work on topic areas such as leading change, executive presence, or building a high performance team -- an underlying piece of the coaching work always involves understanding the self-care for that person to sustain high performance and endurance for the job. 1) Focus on the physical.

"That may be a very real component, but there may be an underlying piece," she said, "which is the separation or the safety concerns, and young children can't necessarily label those things".

Bourgeois has described the fantasy underlying the piece: At the dinner table, my father would go on and on, showing off, aggrandizing himself.

A person could spend a lot of time unpacking the assumptions about race, class, and gender underlying his piece (do tough questions sound less grating in a male, Massachusetts accent?), but the process is more likely to be tiring than edifying.

The main theme underlying the piece is that the statistical techniques used by BLS are out-of-date.

Recently Bulley and Jones presented the infrastructure underlying the piece at the International Computer Music Conference (ICMC), an international forum for showcasing new research findings in computers and music.

For "Africa" the orchestra brought on a second bassist — Russell Hall, who placed his instrument next to the regular bassist, Carlos Henriquez — and together they set up the strong single-chord vamp that underlies the piece.

Berlioz and Liszt apparently had poetical or autobiographical programs, hidden or unhidden, underlying almost every piece.

Underlying a great piece of music is something powerful, and she wants the students to recognize and get that". "Children sing before they talk," says Kitchen, "so that has to say something about the value of music to a human being". After one work, she blows the orchestra an audible kiss before applause can begin.