All bells contain an array of partials, or sound-wave frequencies of various pitches, but the tone of a musical bell consists of both harmonious partials and higher inharmonious partials.
In most cases, this separation is four or five octaves, so the coincidences between partials of sounds with octave or fifth relation are smaller and the octave and fifth tests attain better performance.
In most cases, this separation is four or five octaves, so the coincidences between partials of sounds with octave or fifth relation are smaller and the octave and fifth tests attain better performance. .
It was designed so that each partial of a sound could have its own entry point, its own rise time, and its own decay time.
Controlling two vibration modes of the soundboard, its acoustic response and the damping of the third partial of the sound are modified.
These days, I'm partial to the sound of an espresso machine blowing steam into a metal pitcher of milk and bubbles whirling over the edge.
In these models, the dentin caries process has been simulated by partial demineralization of sound dentin using pH cycling [59] or short duration application of phosphoric acids [44] or ethylenediaminotetraacetic acid (EDTA) [47] and in some studies total demineralization [45] and [46].
Carol Johnston, an ecologist at Auburn University, is partial to the sounds made by lollipop darters, small fish native to Alabama and Tennessee.
His words, nervously excessive, seemed to have an echo in the unfamiliar house or, rather, felt absorbed by its partial strangeness, the sounds falling into the many little differences between this house and his own.
