Sentence examples for principles of acoustics from inspiring English sources

In fierce reaction to serialism, with its postulates derived in no small measure from modes of thinking and organization that transcend music itself, spectral music was conceived in accordance with the behavior of pure sound, revealed generally by principles of acoustics and specifically by the characteristics of instruments throughout their ranges of register and timbre.

This treatise began with a discussion of the basic principles of acoustics (B1), defined the three types of mean which are of importance in music theory (B2), and went on to present Archytas' mathematical descriptions of the tetrachord (the fourth) in the three main genera (chromatic, diatonic, and enharmonic A16-A1919).

There is indeed a rich future in the integration of the broadest principles of serialism -- that is, contextual definition -- with principles of acoustic resonance.

Particular attention is given to fundamental principles of acoustic metamaterials for realizing the extraordinary acoustic properties such as negative, near-zero and approaching-infinity parameters.

In order to figure out the principles of acoustic leak detection for natural gas pipelines, a study on the leak-acoustics generation mechanism is carried out.

The acoustic levitator and the principles of acoustic levitation are described in detail by Lierke [ 1] so only a brief account is given here.

Sound waves don't discriminate, however, and physicists worked out the basic principle of "acoustic levitation" nearly a century ago.

To mitigate hull excitation induced by the propeller cavity, our previous work proposed a single-nozzle air injection scheme based on the principle of acoustic destructive interference.

The principle of acoustic reciprocity can be applied in practice to estimate the sound radiation of a vibrating surface, from an inverse measurement of the Green function.

The two-dimensional conditions are shown to be consistent with the principle of acoustic reciprocity for the configuration, and they guarantee unique solutions if certain constraints are satisfied by the plate longitudinal impedances.

The original plans had probably no specific acoustical insight (they date from less than ten years after the inauguration of Symphony Hall in Boston, the first auditorium built using principles of modern acoustics).