And her grittily angular
Diaphonic Suites, written for unusual pairings of instruments like oboe and cello, weave stratified contrapuntal textures that point forward to Elliott Carter's music of 30 years later.
A sea of anthuriums is laid out like layers of positive-negative images in this monumental piece rendered in his signature
diaphonic style.
This configuration is less compact than the one described in [29] but the proposed design is intended to avoid the potential
diaphonic phenomena caused between two adjacent SIW waveguides sharing a common via-holes line.
Unlike many clients, Buckner placed a
diaphonic emphasis both on upgrading its independent living (IL) portfolio (more, larger and conspicuously "hospitality"-oriented) and on moving its higher levels of care--particularly memory support--into the modern era with cutting-edge layouts and a household model of delivery.
"I invented the
diaphonic pump partly to prove that audio volumes could create static pressures in the ear that no one ever dreamed were possible," added Ambrose.
Perrin, Laurent, Denise Deshaies, and Claude Paradis (2003) 'Pragmatic functions of local
diaphonic repetitions in conversation', Journal of Pragmatics 35:1843- 1860