Sentence examples for tone generated from inspiring English sources

A 16 kHz 110 dB pure tone generated by a NI 4461 Dynamic Signal Acquisition and Generation system (National Instruments New Zealand Ltd).

A sample, in this case, being the tone generated every 1/16,000th of a second.

The acoustic prediction shows a good agreement with measurements of the broadband spectrum and the strong tone generated by a finite trailing-edge thickness.

The directivity and sound power attenuation are then given in free field for the control of the BPF tone generated by rotor/outlet guide vane (OGV) interaction and the control of an amplified BPF tone generated by the rotor/OGV interaction with an added triangular obstruction between two outlet guide vanes to enhance the primary non-uniform flow.

The darkening tone generated by the minor scale stands out among Joplin's rags, and is revisited in the D strain.

The metronome consisted of a 50 ms sine wave (540 Hz) tone generated by a microcomputer.

This paper reports on an experimental and numerical investigation intended to unveil the tone generating mechanism.

The next step: hiring a top editor to mind the tone, generate topics for debate and drum up new writers.

These include interference with muscle tension due to fusimotor effects induced by group III and IV afferents activation, which by projecting to γ-motoneurons amplify muscle spindles activity and, thereby, increases muscle tone, generating metabolites (e.g. bradykinin) that enter in a positive feedback loop (reviewed by [ 41, 42, 68]).

The tonal vocabulary of 12 tones generated in a cycle of fifths is the first common factor.

The scores are interspersed with harsh, jarring gestures, often produced through distortions of conventional timbre: hard bowing near the bridge of a string instrument, crashing clusters on the piano, multiphonics in the winds (multiple tones generated by alternative fingerings or by singing while playing).