Sentence examples for courses of strings from inspiring English sources

On 18th-century theorbos all but the two top courses of strings were double.

Italian or Spanish tablature (flourished 1500 1650) resembled the French system, using six lines to represent the six courses of strings.

The favourite instrument of Islamic classical music is the ʿūd, a short-necked lute, with a bowl-like wooden body, a backward-slanting pegbox, and usually four to six courses of strings, that resembles the Western lute, which derived from the ʿūd.

The guitar originally had four courses of strings, three double, the top course single, that ran from a violin-like pegbox to a tension bridge glued to the soundboard, or belly; the bridge thus sustained the direct pull of the strings.

A fifth course of strings was added before 1600; by the late 18th century a sixth course was added.

It used a staff of five (after the late 16th century, six) horizontal lines, each of which represented a course of strings.

Before sleep, the two sleep groups had similar relations among left ROIs (LFT, LC, LOP) in the course of string processing (Sleep Group×ROI and Sleep Group×ROI×Response Type, p>0.7).

A similar, smaller instrument, the theorbo-lute, or French lute, was a modification of the regular double-strung lute, to which were added one to three off-the-fingerboard courses of bass strings.

We subsequently assessed the speed and accuracy of escape flights through an obstacle course of vertical strings.

Its trapezoidal wooden body is strung with several courses (from 7 to 18 sets) of strings on four or five bridges.

Labour and Wait's stock consists of functional tools, linen towels, trowels and kitchenware, brushes, buckets and, of course, many types of string.