| Yet he will conjure a few bars in the minor where possible and darken textures by shunting to the subdominant. |
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| The Mother's theme begins in the key of D minor, but shifts abruptly, in measure 5, to a tonicization of the key of the subdominant, G minor. |
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| Merler found that A. ostoyae killed mostly subdominant balsam and spruce at this site. |
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| In major keys, the supertonic triad is a minor triad, because the interval between the supertonic and the subdominant is a minor 3rd. |
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| Conversely, subdominant fish were diurnal and occupied large home ranges by day but were generally not observed at night. |
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| In most granite, the ratio of the dominant to the subdominant feldspar is less than two. |
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| More conventional compositions of the day incorporated modulations to the dominant, subdominant, or relative major or minor. |
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| The recapitulation starts, as in many of Schubert's early works, in the subdominant, rather than the tonic. |
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| Where most people see a divine apparition, Schenker merely points out this passage as being only the entrance into the subdominant! |
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| His discovery may lead him to improvise B sections in the subdominant. |
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| Not only does the subdominant come too late in the movement for this key to function as anything other than a component, on a large scale, of a plagal cadence. |
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| She still draws inspiration from music, particularly from what she calls dominant and subdominant themes. |
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| At night, some subdominant fish can be observed in pool and riffle margins, although numbers are low relative to the number of fish active by day. |
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| In the wild, killer whales vie for dominance but the subdominant animal then flees the scene and the conflict subsides. |
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| Provision has been made for a maximum of two soil name codes each for the dominant and subdominant soils. |
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| Caution is recommended when using soil name 2 in area calculations particularly for subdominant landscapes. |
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| The chord part of the bass is determined by the tonic, subdominant or dominant major triads. |
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| A preference for the subdominant is one of the things that distinguishes jazz harmony from regular harmony. |
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| That Schubert is fond of modulating to the subdominant is well-known. |
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| Soils of this subgroup are composed dominantly of the well-decomposed H horizon in the control section and may have subdominant F and O horizons each less than 10 cm thick. |
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| The development returns to and intensifies the puzzling, daring starkness of the opening harmonies, and then dissolve into a recapitulation in the subdominant rather than the usual tonic home key. |
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| Essential Jazz practice is to know the subdominant. |
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| The DOMSUB file was extracted from the original dominant and subdominant files found in SLC version 1.1, in response to continuing requirements for pH and other attributes found only in these files. |
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| The choice of the subdominant key for this section admirably suits the calm mood, which however is pierced by an outburst which is echoed repeatedly, its strength sagging as it leads to the recapitulation. |
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| On each sampling date and for each mesocosm, a species list of dominant and subdominant submerged macrophytes was produced. |
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| It's also subdominant if the tonal center sounds like F going to C. 3-Chord Harmony It has become contemporary practice to use chords from these three roots of the scale as a kind of simplified, 3-chord harmony. |
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| Younger or subdominant male pinnipeds may attempt to achieve reproductive success in other ways. |
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| The face becomes superdominant, the eye subdominant, but nothing is properly predominant. |
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| According to sonata-form convention, the exposition's first theme in the tonic key should modulate to the dominant or one of its substitutes, the subdominant or the relative mode-in other words, to a neighbouring key. |
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| One strategy to generate T-cell responses to tumors is to alter subdominant epitopes through substitution of amino acids that are optimal anchors for specific MHC molecules, termed heteroclitic epitopes. |
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| Combining a subdominant quarter-strut jake with a ready-to-breed hen is the ultimate way to raise the ire of all gobblers. |
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| There can be conflict at the site, with dominant deer keeping subdominant animals at bay. |
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| I prefer using a subdominant buck simply because it is less intimidating, and when conditions are right you can see quite the show. |
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| And I always thought that some of the main characters of the opera would have to be the tonic, the dominant, and the subdominant harmonies. |
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| In several other provinces, a transient subdominant multiannual cycle was observed, but these cycles are difficult to interpret epidemiologically. |
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| In Example 1, the key signature suggests C major, however upon listening to the harmonies, nowhere do we hear the expected tonic, subdominant and dominant tonalities. |
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| Subdominant males form separate bachelor groups often in isolated ponds or wallows. |
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