Sentence examples for corresponding pitch from inspiring English sources

The corresponding pitch ratios are 6 : 5, 3 : 2, 5 : 4, 5 : 3, and 5 : 3, respectively.

Figure 1 shows the waveform of an audio recording and its corresponding pitch features in various noise environments.

Therefore, we start first by extracting the melody and the bass notes and then the corresponding pitch and duration n-grams as proposed in [23].

Its basic idea is to map signal energy in frequency subbands to their corresponding pitch class which leads to a chromagram [27] or pitch class profile (PCP).

The template with the maximum match is chosen as the corresponding pitch value for the spectrum at time t 0 and the degree of match captured by the harmonicity variable H t) (see Eq. 2).

Figure 3 (a) is channel response dominated by multiple harmonics; (b) is the ACF of the channel; (c) is the envelope ACF of the channel; (d) is the "enhanced" envelope ACF of the channel and the vertical line in (d) is the corresponding pitch period.

Moreover, there is no way any of this -- unlike Ms. Thoene's melodic inaudibilities; unlike Bach's use of the letters of his name and the corresponding pitches in a musical signature -- can be made audible.

The common sizes, built a fifth apart, were called (from highest to lowest) the treble, the tenor, and the bass, usually with corresponding pitches in winds of a, d, and G. Flutes and recorders were an octave higher.

As each subregion is determined within a material removal range, we adopt the minimum removal depth in each region for calculation of the corresponding path pitch (see Eq.9), which will prevent the feeding velocity exceeding the specified maximum value.

Better intonation tuning of a string occurs when the twelfth fret, sixteenth, and nineteenth fret notes pitches equal their corresponding harmonic pitches.

The low frequency endpoint is commonly 300 or 500 Hz, but no lower than 220 Hz [17] corresponding to pitch 57.