Sentence examples for smallest interval from inspiring English sources

We face what we call the weak frequency interval detection problem of determining the smallest interval which includes all possible frequencies.

In the 1920s he began intensive investigations into the possibilities of composing with these microtonal intervals, through sixteenth tones, which he considered the smallest interval listeners could readily hear.

The approach we are taking is to subdivide optical frequency intervals into smaller and smaller pieces until we are able to use standard electronic-frequency-measurement technology to measure the smallest interval.

In the division of the octave established by the tuning system used on the piano, equal temperament, the smallest interval (e.g., between B and C, F and F♯, A♭ and A) is the semitone, an interval also measured as 100 cents.

The devices refresh the measurements every 200 ms. This is the smallest interval for requesting data.

The smallest interval defined by SNP mapping (2.06 Mb) contained only 3 protein-coding sequence variants (Table 2 and Table S1).

However, significant compartmentalization was detected even in the subjects with the smallest intervals between sampling (10 to 31 days), reflecting the high rate of HIV-1 evolution.

They were defined as the smallest intervals coinciding with weekly QOL assessments and yielding robust associations.

"Diminished fourth" is a smaller interval; that answer is dismissed.

A good approximation is to place the point in the middle of a small interval of distance.

Calculate the slope at a point which is half way between the beginning and end points of that small interval.