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Tone (linguistics)
...ry freely to express emotional or grammatical subtleties across languages, tone involves systematic use of pitch to encode specific lexical or grammatical ...word "ma" can mean "mother," "hemp," "horse," or "scold," depending on the tone used. This feature distinguishes tonal languages from non-tonal languages,

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Elocution
...n''' is the study of formal speaking in pronunciation, grammar, style, and tone as well as the skill of clear and expressive speech, especially of distinct ...mportant part of the education of statesmen and politicians. It was also a key part of the training for actors in the Greek theatre. The study of elocutio

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Alban berg
...mplex compositions. His works, often characterized by atonality and twelve-tone technique, have significantly influenced the development of contemporary cl ...the field of music is immense. His innovative use of atonality and twelve-tone technique has had a profound impact on the development of contemporary clas

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Push-button telephone
...lso in interactive voice response systems and other applications requiring tone-based signal input.

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Endothelins
...a family of proteins that play a key role in the regulation of [[vascular tone]] and [[cell proliferation]]. They are produced by the [[endothelium]], a t ...d vasoconstricting peptides produced primarily in the endothelium having a key role in vascular homeostasis. Endothelins are implicated in vascular diseas

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Alban Berg
...who played a key role in the development of [[atonality]] and the [[twelve-tone technique]] within [[classical music]]. Berg was a member of the [[Second V ...ly renowned for its complex characters and sophisticated use of the twelve-tone technique.

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Zoxazolamine
...scle spasm and the resulting pain or discomfort. It acts by decreasing the tone of the muscle, thus reducing the force and frequency of muscle contractions ...hibition of [[gamma-aminobutyric acid]] (GABA) in the brain, which plays a key role in muscle relaxation.

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Eyeblink conditioning
...f upon hearing the tone, leading to a conditioned eyeblink response to the tone alone. This form of conditioning is a powerful tool for studying the neural The neural circuitry underlying eyeblink conditioning involves several key brain regions, including the [[cerebellum]], [[brainstem]], and [[hippocamp

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Academic writing
...c areas of expertise. Characteristics of academic writing include a formal tone, use of the third-person rather than first-person perspective (usually), a ...uidelines. The purpose is to ensure clarity, precision, and a formal tone. Key characteristics include:

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Pedal point
...ach Fugue C closing bars|thumb]] '''Pedal point''' refers to a sustained [[tone]] or [[pitch]] that is held through several measures while [[harmonies]] ch * '''Inferior Pedal Point:''' This is the most common type, where the pedal tone occurs in the bass. It provides a firm foundation over which the upper voic

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Pediatric assessment triangle
...for invasive procedures or detailed medical history. It is based on three key observations: appearance, work of breathing, and circulation to the skin. T ...ying problems. For example, a decreased level of consciousness or abnormal tone may suggest neurological issues or systemic illness.

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Hypotonic sclerotic muscular dystrophy
...symptoms observed in the condition: "hypotonic" indicating reduced muscle tone and "sclerotic" suggesting the hardening or stiffening of muscles over time ...lar Dystrophy can vary but typically begins in infancy or early childhood. Key symptoms include:

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Cornet
...]] but distinguished by its conical bore, more compact shape, and mellower tone quality. Originating in the 19th century, the cornet has played a vital rol ...ce to the bell. This design contributes to its characteristic warm, mellow tone. The instrument typically has three valves, which are used to change the pi

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Dimethylargininase
...ain the production of nitric oxide, which is a key regulator of [[vascular tone]], [[platelet aggregation]], and [[neurotransmission]]. ...ic oxide production and subsequent [[endothelial dysfunction]], which is a key factor in the development of [[atherosclerosis]] and [[hypertension]].

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Threshold of hearing
...th no other sound present. It varies across different frequencies and is a key concept in the field of [[audiology]], the science of hearing. The threshol ...soundproof room. The audiologist gradually decreases the intensity of the tone until the subject can no longer hear it, marking the threshold of hearing f

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Communiqué
...tic agreements, or detailing the outcomes of conferences and meetings. The tone, format, and content of a communiqué can vary depending on its purpose and * '''Formal Tone''': They are typically written in a formal tone to reflect the seriousness and official stance of the issuing body.

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Anterior horn cell
...r the initiation of [[voluntary movement]] and the maintenance of [[muscle tone]]. ...hin the [[muscle spindle]], playing a key role in the regulation of muscle tone and the sense of [[proprioception]].

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Central core myopathy
...a [[congenital myopathy]] characterized by muscle weakness and low muscle tone. It is a rare genetic disorder that primarily affects the skeletal muscles, ...RYR1]] gene, which provides instructions for making a protein that plays a key role in muscles used for movement (skeletal muscles). The RYR1 protein is p

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Power tower (exercise)
...constructed from heavy-duty steel to ensure stability and durability. The key features include: ...ve bodyweight exercises that can significantly improve strength and muscle tone.

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Prologue
...es various purposes, such as providing background information, setting the tone, presenting a theme, or introducing characters and settings. In some cases, ...they serve similar purposes—providing background information, setting the tone, or introducing the story's world and characters before the main narrative

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