Sentence examples for with consonance from inspiring English sources

You may think you don't know what that is, but, as with consonance in music, you do know.

Greater activity in brain regions involved with consonance, orbitofrontal cortex (listening task), subcallosal cingulate (covert production task) were also present for singing over speech.

They described it as a struggle, chaotic, with violent outbursts, synthesizing out-and-out dissonance with consonance, and joy.

However, Prosser et al. [ 41] suggested that courses with consonance in teacher approaches, result in higher quality learning outcomes.

That rhyme pair is then laid aside, though there are many rhymes on "more", with its incomplete consonance with "board" and "abroad".

The number of such structures increases exponentially with the sequence length, in consonance with previous results.

Expression diversification in human is more pronounced for genes with high dosage sensitivity in consonance with the hypothesis that subfunctionalization, essentially a nonadaptive process, mitigates dosage imbalance effects.

Likewise, patients with RBBB received more loop diuretics in consonance with their advanced signs of congestive HF and greater percentage of depressed RV motion at echocardiography.

And in duets, Vita Matuliene and Ms. Povilioniene sang in a prickly Lithuanian style called sutartines: canons designed not with the consonances of "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" but with staggered rhythms and colliding dissonances.

The present study showed increased concentration of MDA in neonates with respiratory disorders than that of control in consonance with the reported study [16].

There is a tendency to confuse consonance with concord, or sweet sound, dissonance with discord, or clashing sound.