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Children like to experiment with a variety of textures and colours.
Magnitudes will appear in his discourse but not data of the senses, such as sounds, colors, smells, tastes, or textures.
In these cases, they showed the knowledge of how materials, especially cer tain harmonic colours and textures, work to create mood and stylistic authenticity.
Arranged in seven 'modules', each of which contains three chapters, the book introduces students to the big musical concepts such as sounds, instruments and textures.
A string-based method to recognize symbols and structural textures in architectural plans.
As well as the mineralogy of the sample, the textures (grain size, shape, porosity) were determined.
Intergrowths of two minerals are also known to form spherulitic textures, and perhaps the best known of these occur in granophyres.
There are only a few grains of biotite present in the studied rock with textures indicating retrograde origin.
The felsic granulites are fine- to medium-grained with granoblastic (granulitic) textures.
A deformation stage and the mutual relationships between reaction textures indicate the relative age of the metamorphic stages.
Thermobarometric computations indicate that the above textures reflect the post-peak first decompression experienced by the metagabbros.
As it was heard it was possible to discern each band defining its own acoustic horizons and aural textures in different ways.
Here, the igneous and corona textures are obliterated by the growth of amphibolite-facies assemblages with hornblende, plagioclase, biotite, garnet and zoisite.
In performance, these sounds can be combined freely to create complex textures.
Because of their directional selectivity to moving textures, complex cells are the best candidates for such motion detectors.
Later, however, he devised polychoral textures that required obligatory instruments and allowed for supplementary singers (capellen).
