Fantastic, pure, rich, full nose of fruit and caramel, with an almost minty overtone. |
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When an aeolian harp string is activated by the wind, the fundamental is never sounded, only the overtone series. |
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Most people here remember the past few decades of relative calmness and stability, but with a strong overtone of fear. |
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Hardy wrote of country habits and traditions which had passed away but, though historical in form, the novels had a contemporary overtone. |
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Being a valveless instrument, the Alphorn produces only those pitches that occur in the natural overtone or harmonic series. |
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Free oscillations of a sphere are three-dimensional standing waves and require three overtone numbers. |
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That is, vowels are created by the first few broad peaks on the amplitude envelope imposed on the overtone spectrum by vocal-tract resonances. |
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This allows either the crystal's fundamental frequency or its third overtone to be selected. |
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For instance, the first overtone for any sound is found at 2X the fundamental frequency. |
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In this area of application, the overtone range of my rather dark, powerful voice seemed reserved and pleasantly natural. |
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American jazz musician who played tenor saxophone with fiery energy and passion and a big coarse sound that included honks and overtone screams. |
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There's still a weird overtone to some of Eagling's divertissement dances, with whips and slaves in the Arabian number. |
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Her seminal musical works use what are called extended vocal techniques, such as overtone and throat singing, yodeling, keening, percussive sounds, and micro-tonality. |
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Melodyne editor cannot be sure whether the sound of the recorded instrument might not have a pronounced overtone an octave above the fundamental. |
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The flavor of a Danish Blue has a natural grass, clover and wildflower combination with a nutty overtone that is also somewhat salty and smoky at times. |
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If you overtone, remove darkener with olive oil and repeat procedure. |
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Great Nubian musician Hamsa El Din once told me that the traditional melodies for Nubian songs come from the overtone sequence of the specific rhythm that goes with that song. |
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If it has such an overtone, it could be that the entire melody has been detected an octave too high. |
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This type of publication would be aimed at the public and could include literary writing, poetry, commentary, and art with an intellectual and spiritual overtone. |
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Conversely, by double-clicking on a hollow blob, you can turn a potential note currently interpreted by Melodyne editor as an overtone into an active one. |
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In actual fact overtone singing does not have to be taught. |
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In regard to instances of incitement of racial hatred and religious overtone, Bangladesh appreciated the Government to dissociate or deplore such incidents. |
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In harmonics mode, the cursor automatically jumps from one overtone to the next, indicating the number of the overtone, its amplitude as a percentage of the fundamental and its frequency. |
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Otherwise you may find yourself editing, not whole notes with their full overtone spectra, but stray overtones divorced from the fundamentals to which they belong, which will yield poor results acoustically. |
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Occasionally, however, the pitch of a note may, on account of its pronounced overtone content, be displayed an octave too high or there may be a note separation too many or too few among the detected tones. |
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The oil possesses a sweet, heavy aroma, similar to rose but with a mintier overtone. |
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Medieval Inuit created a fascinating range of music by combining Allakariallak's singing with organum, a medieval chant incorporating the viola, didgeridoo, overtone singing and percussion. |
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Although the bitter fighting between rival nationalist groups has had little or no racial overtone as yet, the whites expect to be turned on at any time. |
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There was a significant shift from Mahayana Buddhism with strong Chinese cultural overtone to a more liberal attitude with a leaning towards Sri Lankan Theravada Buddhism. |
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On the other hand, we must not violate the Free Exercise Clause by demonstrating hostility to religion through the systematic purging of everything with a religious overtone. |
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Glacial ice has a distinctive blue tint because it absorbs some red light due to an overtone of the infrared OH stretching mode of the water molecule. |
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