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This is evident , from the vibration of stringed instruments ; and from the effect on
Water in musical glasses . ... ments , whose vibrations are distinctly perceptible ;
and it is equally clear , that a similar vibration is excited in the nir ; because bells
...
This is evident , from the vibration of stringed instruments ; and from the effect on
Water in musical glasses . ... ments , whose vibrations are distinctly perceptible ;
and it is equally clear , that a similar vibration is excited in the nir ; because bells
...
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the air is forced against the sides by the breath , and its vibrations or toues are
produced by the reaction of the sides . 01. Sound in varied by the rapidity and me
: mentum of the vibrating body and this depeudo on the length , tension , and size
...
the air is forced against the sides by the breath , and its vibrations or toues are
produced by the reaction of the sides . 01. Sound in varied by the rapidity and me
: mentum of the vibrating body and this depeudo on the length , tension , and size
...
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... it was justly considered , that if other strings could be contrived , whose
vibrations corresponded even with less frequency than the octave , the compass
and variety would be increased without discord , Hence , as the number of
vibrations of ...
... it was justly considered , that if other strings could be contrived , whose
vibrations corresponded even with less frequency than the octave , the compass
and variety would be increased without discord , Hence , as the number of
vibrations of ...
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A harp , constructed of strings , divided in this manner , produces an agreeable
melody ; the vibrations according and agreeing with one another at equal
intervals , although the tones are different . 623. If a string consists of 120 parts (
inches ...
A harp , constructed of strings , divided in this manner , produces an agreeable
melody ; the vibrations according and agreeing with one another at equal
intervals , although the tones are different . 623. If a string consists of 120 parts (
inches ...
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Chaptcro XXVIII . and XIX . 376 What are the aerial vibrations like that produce
sound ! 377 How rapid are the vibrations of sound ? 378 What is the relative
velocity of sound and light ? 879. Ilow do stringed instrumenta produce sound ?
Chaptcro XXVIII . and XIX . 376 What are the aerial vibrations like that produce
sound ! 377 How rapid are the vibrations of sound ? 378 What is the relative
velocity of sound and light ? 879. Ilow do stringed instrumenta produce sound ?
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| Наслов | The Universal Preceptor: Being a General Grammar of Arts, Sciences, and Useful Knowledge ... |
| Аутор | Sir Richard Phillips |
| Издање | 12 |
| Издавач | J. M'Gowan for Sir R. Phillips, 1820 |
| Оригинал из | Јавна библиотека града Њујорка |
| Дигитализовано | 7 окт 2005 |
| Дужина | 364 страница |
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