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Meanings of fugal in English
Synonyms
Examples for "classical"
Examples for "classical"
1
It will be established problem by problem, quantum algorithm versus classical algorithm.
2
Results: In response to expected classical features, GPs generally ordered specific tests.
3
He took particular delight in pursuing any difficult inquiry in classical antiquity.
4
Moreover, c-FLIP conveys independent prognostic information in the presence of classical prognosticators.
5
General Chassé had not been nurtured in the classical retirement of Ollerton.
1
Today we look at influential classical music producer Walter Legge from EMI.
2
What better theme for a concert of beautiful classical music: Love Eternal.
3
The National Concert Hall will hold two concerts of Russian classical music.
4
It is naive to think that classical music can provide such action.
5
Someone at the table asked if she ever played classical music anymore.
Usage of fugal in English
1
In fact, fugal passages occur repeatedly in the course of this development.
2
It is strident and speaks out of turn; cacophonous, not fugal.
3
The voice of lamentation takes a fugal form-
4
The resemblance between this theme and Mozart's fugal subject is too plain to need pointing out.
5
Opening with a fugal first movement, the energetic second movement uses the lively rhythms of Hungarian fiddle music.
6
We can observe the beginnings of fugal treatments of themes, and a passing familiarity with the basics of counterpoint.
7
This is suddenly changed to the guise of a fugal theme, with new close, that starts a maze of disputation.
8
Direct pathway via the amygdalo-fugal pathway, which connects the central nucleus of the amygdala to the brainstem, is involved in cognitive-emotive and homeostatic processes.
9
Each one is answered by an eccentric phrase that had its origin in the first movement and is now extended to a fugal theme.
10
At length the sadness is overcome and there is a new animation as separate voices enter in fugal manner in the line of the march.
11
Colors sluiced the air with fugal patterns as a shape subsumed the breeze and fell, to form further on, a brighter emerald, a duller amethyst.
12
"Oh, only a fugal movement-justa fugue of Kirnberger's."
13
In fact, fugal passages occur repeatedly in the course of this development.
14
It is strident and speaks out of turn; cacophonous, not fugal.
15
The voice of lamentation takes a fugal form-
16
The resemblance between this theme and Mozart's fugal subject is too plain to need pointing out.
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Fugal through the time