reports that Hippasus prepared four bronze disks of equal diameters, whose thicknesses were in the given ratios, and it is true that, if free hanging disks of equal diameter are struck, the sound produced by, e.g., a disk half as thick as another will be an octave apart from the sound produced by the other disk (Burkert 1972a, 377).
Indeed, the things that Alex worries about – including changing climate, sea-level rise, flooding, drought, wildfire, earthquakes, solar flares, terrorism and cyberterrorism (he seems to have neglected asteroid strikes) – sound seriously Prepper.
At times in that ballad Mr. Coltrane strikes a sound on tenor that evokes his father, John.
Their engines are loud and their rotors make a racket all on their own as each blade strikes the sound wake left by the preceding one.
These songs bear titles like "From Now On" and "Promise Not to Think About Love," and strike a sound that nods to Fleetwood Mac and the early Joni Mitchell.
"It is the result of compromise, and like any compromise is not perfect, but I believe it strikes a sound balance," said Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, the House Democratic leader who helped draft the plan.
But Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the House majority whip, said the proposals "strike a sound and appropriate balance between protecting individuals and preserving their freedom to diversify" investments in their retirement accounts.
The carrier with the largest presence at La Guardia, US Airways, had 396 departures and landings scheduled there on Thursday; the smallest, Frontier Airlines, had 4. "Our plan strikes a sound balance between protecting investments by incumbent carriers and ensuring that all airlines have the ability to fly to New York's La Guardia," Secretary Peters said in a statement.
I was really struck by the sound, it was a sound which, quite frankly, I hadn't heard.
Sifting through offcuts of audio, he was struck by the sound of one of them singing a hymn with which he was unfamiliar.
