The signal survives temporal masking and sub-band coding by operating on the fundamental frequency and its subharmonic overtones, and by dealigning the phase relationship between the strongest signal and its subharmonics.
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Harmonically generated intervals ( those with primes in the numerator ) will always appear above the fundamental ( 1 / 1 ) and the subharmonics ( those with primes in the denominator ) below.
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She is credited with " introducing " the use of violin subharmonics, which allow a violinist to play a full octave below the low G on the violin without adjusting the tuning of the instrument.
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It should be noted whenever using a bar target that the resulting measure is the contrast transfer function ( CTF ) and not the MTF . The difference arises from the subharmonics of the square waves and can be easily computed.
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When an external forcing is applied directly ( parallel to the plane of the oscillatory displacement ) to the system around the frequency of its natural frequency, then the subharmonics, superharmonics or subsuperharmonics of each mode can also be excited at the right boundary conditions.
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The coda, a metered accelerando, pounds out several more octaves of A before we finally hear D . The relationship between D and A is reinforced by the holding of both subharmonics and overtones of D, which contain A ( a result of the harmonic series ).
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String quartets by composers George Crumb and Daniel James Wolf as well as works by violinist and composer Mari Kimura require string instrument players to bow with sufficient pressure that the strings vibrate causing the sound waves to modulate and demodulate by the instruments resonating horn with frequencies corresponding to subharmonics.
