Sentence examples for volume of notes from inspiring English sources

The sheer volume of notes that had to be stolen to make a crime lucrative was a deterrent.

Both scientists used classical music: Chopin piano nocturnes or etudes in which the length and volume of notes were adjusted to varying degrees.

Then they taught the computer to intensify or minimize those variables — to play versions of the same Chopin piece with much more variation within the tempo, or much less; with more variations within the volume of notes, or much less.

In his computer program and in 240 computer-generated recordings of works like Bach's Brandenburg Concertos, Dr. Clynes uses the pulse to avoid such an effect, but he also relies heavily on another of his theories: predictive amplitude shaping, which calculates the volume of notes in a phrase.

From the 1950s stem In Search of Wagner, Adorno's ideology-critique of the Nazi's favorite composer; Prisms, a collection of social and cultural studies; Against Epistemology, an antifoundationalist critique of Husserlian phenomenology; and the first volume of Notes to Literature, a collection of essays in literary criticism.

Thus a large monetary value can be concentrated into a small volume of notes.

He took volumes of notes in school.

"Part 1 was a baptism, because I got volumes and volumes of notes," he told me.

You pile up volumes of notes and then figure out what you are going to do with them, not the other way around.

She would start out by telling publicists, 'Please don't ask me if I liked the movie.' Contrary to reports I've seen, she took volumes of notes during movies.

His novel Beware of Pity, composed over a period of years and completed in 1938 (there are 11 extant – volumes of notes and drafts that attest to Zweig's painstaking work on his only full-length novel) itself very pointedly has almost nothing to say about contemporary times, on the surface at least.