Sentence examples for frequency of the second from inspiring English sources

An interval, or distance between two pitches, can thus be mathematically described as the ratio of the frequency of the first pitch to the frequency of the second.

For trumpet and cello tones, often the frequency of the second partial is confused with the fundamental frequency.

The resonance frequency of the second mode of vibration, but not the first, decreased with increasing magnitude of vibration.

Error bars indicate standard deviation of estimates of phase velocities for the first wave packet and for the lowest frequency of the second wave packet.

If the sampling frequency of the second time-frequency analysis does not undergo down-sampling, the final time-frequency diagram will exhibit serious distortion.

The frequency of the first band decreased by ∼12 cm−1, while the frequency of the second band increased by ∼35 cm−1 in D2O solutions.

Kane was crowded out and the two full-backs, Danny Rose and Kyle Walker, stopped overlapping with the frequency of the first half.

Similarly, the frequency of the third harmonic (labeled n = 3) is three times that of the fundamental.

When phoneticians describe vowels as high or low, they probably are actually specifying the inverse of the frequency of the first formant.

The frequencies of the upper harmonics form simple ratios with the frequency of the first harmonic (e.g., 2 1, 3 1, 4 1).

There is, however, a good inverse correlation between one of the labels used to describe the tongue position and the frequency of the first, or lowest, formant.