Příklady excursion

• There have been many such, mostly quantitative with occasional excursions into qualitative or pitch-based scansion.

• Using the same methodology as in [17], one could show that the path formed of the heights of these patterns also converges towards excursions.

• While in the other phase, the orbit makes large, seemingly chaotic excursions away from the periodic region.

• A t each station, while the average values may not be large, the uv signal shows large excursions.

• Here we have 28 excursions, each meticulously documented in terms of access, a route, and key sites to be investigated on the way.

• Each section contains an introduction, an account of a performance, ten chorographic texts or excursions, and a proposal for a speculative site-based performance.

• Then the entire family spent the next several weeks making daily excursions to oversee the work.

• Doing this, however, requires some excursions deep into metaphysics.

• What follows is a sketch of the earliest settings in which this group of children began negotiating excursions into group improvisation.

• Such perturbations are commonly manifested in the form of positive isotopic excursions in both inorganic and organic carbon, by up to 2.5 and 6 respectively.

• We further argue that the carbon isotope excursions can be correlated with identified biotic changes.

• The shock exhibits meandering oscillations with maximum excursions of about 0.10 about its mean location.

• Indeed, his awareness leads him to repeated methodological excursions and cautionary interventions in his biography's narrative momentum, and it makes for some bumpy reading.

• Later in the year, as the ice began to break up, excursions were made by boat.

• However, any sensitivity excursions were small, on the order of several tenths of a log unit at most.