The natural horn has several gaps in its harmonic range.
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Kepler explains the reason for the Earth's small harmonic range:
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Surprisingly, carbon fiber offers a much wider harmonic range than wood.
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Second, the harmonic range becomes wider ranging.
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The four points on the line deriving from the sides and diagonals of the quadrangle are called a harmonic range.
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Throughout the last section, each melodic part moves by at most a four-note range, but the harmonic range is static.
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The KOSMOS system achieves this by modifying frequency components at least partially outside the sub-harmonic range, and using the amplitude envelope of the input signal ( as a function of frequency components in the relevant frequency range ) in producing the output signal.
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Some builders and users have concluded that while global feedback reduces distortion across the harmonic range, it also reduces the dramatic dynamics associated with a SET amplifier and the highly efficient speaker needed to enjoy a low power amplifier, but this is also strongly debated.
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But for a harmonic range in particular there are just three values of cross ratio : since & minus; 1 is self-inverse so exchanging the last two points merely reciprocates each of these values but produces no new value, and is known classically as the "'harmonic cross-ratio " '.
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Benjamin Lapidus presents evidence of the " linear view of the son's development from neng�n to kirib?and other regional styles, to chang��, and ultimately to son . " The neng�n has a limited harmonic range, where the tonic and dominant are accentuated, and the tres is usually placed in the traditional octave tuning ( G4 G3, C4 C4, E3 E4 ).
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