Sentence examples for to overtones from inspiring English sources

Jews are identified with power, privilege and oppression, leading to overtones of some of the oldest antisemitic tropes: Jews controlling politicians, the media and financial institutions.

The modes near 2,460 cm-1 as well as those in the region of 2,400 to 3,200 cm-1 are assigned to overtones [26].

The absorptions near 1,500 and between 1,550 and 1,700 cm-1 can be attributed to overtones and combination tones of OH- and H2O fundamental vibrations.

The exchange of oleic acid molecules on the NC surface for pyridine ones was found to influence noticeably the positions and width of the LO phonon peak, as well as its intensity ratio to overtones.

The oleic acid ligand exchange for pyridine ones was found to change noticeably the position and width of the longitudinal optical (LO) phonon mode, as well as its intensity ratio to overtones.

Molecular design of the derivatives of 1-methyl-4- 2- 4- dimethylamino phenyl 1-methyl-4- 2- 4- dimethylamino phenyl 1-methyl-4- 2- 4- dimethylamino phenyl 1-methyl-4- 2- 4- dimethylamino phenyl 1-methyl-4- 2- 4- dimethylamino phenyl 1-methyl-4- 2- 4- dimethylamino phenylrethynyl pyridiniumDAS to overtones of C–H bond vibration.

In addition, the G ′ band corresponded to overtone of the D band, and the ratio of ID /IG (not ID ′ /IG) was inversely related to La.

The enhancement is explained through excitonic theory invoking a type C scattering mechanism and bands have been assigned to overtone and combination bands based on symmetry arguments and polarization measurements.

Be careful not to overtone white hair, which can result in yellowish or grey color.

There is, as their example suggests, a difference between attending to the pitch of a note and attending to its timbre, or to its overtones.

"He was trying to show us how to understand overtones.