Sentences with phrase «scaled back music»
I ended up going for the Vita version over the 3DS version mainly because it's closer to the console counterparts graphics wise, but I think it was a right decision after hearing about the lack of World Tour content and scaled back music /» track coolness.»
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Maybe he hates the boredom of scales and repetitions, maybe he will come back to music later, maybe he learned he would rather try the guitar, maybe he learned to read music, maybe he learned about other kinds of music?
Martin County School Board members seem willing to make cuts in the district's content coordinators and administrators overseeing specific areas such as math or social studies to save money and help pay for school security, but are hesitant to consider scaling back art, music, extended child care programs or outsourcing custodial and technology services.
Recess, art, music — even other academic subjects — have been dropped or scaled back to allow more time for math drill.
The islands are very relaxed and laid - back, with countless little beachside cafes still playing chill out music and reggae and serving up plenty of drinks, but also at the other end of the scale, elaborate seafood buffets, fresh salads and good quality western and Asian food is also on offer.
As someone who has plagiarised and recycled on an industrial scale, the entire back catalogue of pop - culture to create her look, music and videos, she might want to re-consider this allegation.»
Spotify launched back in 2008; it was the first time that you could stream music as opposed to downloading it on this scale.
The Attentional Control Scale (ACS)-- The ACS (Derryberry & Reed, 2002) is a 20 - item, single - factor measure that includes items related to attentional focusing (e.g., «My concentration is good even if there is music in the room around me»), attention shifting (e.g., «After being distracted or interrupted, I can easily shift my attention back to what I was doing»), and flexible control of thought (e.g., «I can become interested in a new topic very quickly if I need to»).