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cascade

[kas-keyd] / kæsˈkeɪd /




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The score is a tone poem for cascading piano, string quartet and sighing clarinet lines.

From Los Angeles Times

Reducing and managing this cascade is one of the central goals of modern surgical care.

From BBC

Time hasn’t changed our fascination with the cascading tiles.

From Los Angeles Times

Multitracked trumpets, flutes, keyboards and voices cascade across the drummer’s light, ever-shifting beat, building chromatic harmonies that continually elude resolution — a structure of endless longing.

From New York Times

Both worlds may have migrated early in their lives, which would have shifted their positions around the sun and sent barrages of water-rich comets cascading toward Earth and other inner planets.

From Scientific American