Durational

The composer experimented with durational changes to create a unique sound.

The pianist's expertise in durational control made her performance a delight to listen to.

The sound artist's exploration of durational textures pushed the boundaries of the medium.

The singer's interpretation of the song relied heavily on the durational elements to convey the emotions.

The DJ used durational effects to blend different tracks seamlessly.

The durational structure of the piece was integral to the minimalist aesthetic of the contemporary dance performance.

The conductor's attention to the durational nuances of the composition brought out the depth of emotion in the symphonic work.

The employer wants to reduce the durational period of the employment contract.

The contract has a durational clause that allows for early termination.

The judge ruled that the durational limit of the contract was unenforceable.

It is important to understand the durational limitations of the contract.

The durational period of the agreement was a crucial factor in the decision-making process.

The parties involved in the contract negotiated the durational terms.

The court found that the durational limitation of the non-compete agreement was reasonable.

The contract included a durational clause that allowed for early termination.

The agreement was extended to accommodate a longer durational period.

The parties have agreed to extend the durational period of the agreement.

The parties are still negotiating the durational provisions of the agreement.

The company's lawyer reviewed the durational terms of the contract.

The durational terms of the contract were not in the best interest of the client.

The court reviewed the durational provisions of the contract to make a ruling.

The durational terms of the contract were clear and binding.

The parties need to agree on the durational limit of the lease.

The durational limit of the contract was set to five years.