Consonance in a sentence

Hence, using tempered timbres, one can achieve a degree of consonance, in any tempered tuning, that is comparable to the consonance achieved by the combination of just intonation tuning and harmonic timbres.

This decision was reached by the apex court, consequent upon its finding, that Etubom Abasi Otu was selected and proclaimed in an illegal manner, not in consonance with the principles of equity, fairness and natural justice.

A broad intersectoral body will soon finalise rational, effective, and affordable pre-arrival and departure protocols that are in consonance with best practices elsewhere and WHO guidelines.

For that reason, he said he believes that the future focus for the Air Force will be on "Force Multipliers," such as stealthy, but lower-cost/semi-expendable, unmanned aircraft working in consonance with manned fighters.

It was felt that sending clearer signals to China on strategic consonance, mutuality of concerns regarding Beijing’s actions in the South and East China Seas and the need to build and maintain interoperability among forces had become necessary.

This idea of subversion of a majoritarian logic of nationalism that has no consonance with humanity and people’s lives and culture is what reverberates through the words of this deeply sensitive author.

We have different categories like that which is not in consonance with public service rule.

Expressing hope that the results would be in consonance with the outcome of multiple exit polls, the minister said, “Many of us may continue to squabble over correctness and accuracy of the Exit Polls.

Ibani said it was in consonance with the promise of the Assembly to the senior citizens who protested to the House, last year that efforts would be made to address their plight.

The four elements that make up your consonance, however, are fixed.

The Minister said in consonance with international practice and the nation’s quest for achieving the sustainable development goals on environmental sustainability, provision had been made to plant trees and other ornamentals along the road.

Or is it a multi-layered dynamic choir of call and response, the interplay between consonance and dissonance, tension and release.

The decision was “consistent with the stance of calibrated tightening of monetary policy in consonance with the objective of achieving the medium-term target for consumer price index (CPI) inflation of 4 percent”, the bank said.

The District Administration in consonance with the direction of the government organised the social work across Peren.

The obsolete forms are burst apart and replaced by new forms that are in consonance with the needs of the productive forces.

All others are dissonant to greater or lesser degree.sfn Context and many other aspects can affect apparent dissonance and consonance.

As polyphony developed, however, the use of parallel intervals was slowly replaced by the English style of consonance that used thirds and sixths.

Consonance can vary across a wide range.

Consonance (or concord) is the quality of an interval or chord that seems stable and complete in itself.

Consonance provokes a more subtle effect than alliteration and so is less useful as a structural element.