chord
Posted: Tue May 07, 2019 11:38 am
kiriş
chord çevirileri
IsimSıklık
kiriş
beam, girder, rib, joist, chord, tendon
akort
tuning, chord, tune, temperament, common chord
tel
wire, fiber, string, thread, chord, fibre
ton
ton, tone, tonne, shade, tint, chord
kanat genişliği
chord, span, wingspan, wingspread
duygu
feeling, sense, emotion, feel, sentiment, chord
his
feeling, feel, sense, sensation, emotion, chord
nüans
nuance, shade, shading, cast, chord, color
bağlama kirişi
chord
chord için tanımlar
Isim
1
a group of (typically three or more) notes sounded together, as a basis of harmony.
the triumphal opening chords
2
a straight line joining the ends of an arc.
He found the length of an arc of the cycloid using an exhaustion proof based on dissections to reduce the problem to summing segments of chords of a circle which are in geometric progression.
Fiil
1
play, sing, or arrange notes in chords.
Havard Wiik's piano is crucial throughout; his spare, unfussy chording recalls the economy of Monk or Herbie Nichols, while his solos are logical, melodic and direct.
chord örnekleri
In severe cases, one or more vertebrae may be missing, exposing the spinal chord (part of the nervous system that transmits signals from the nerve endings to the brain).
The long span, short chord , NLF wing is in its element at tall altitudes and manages to deliver good cruise two miles above the sea.
The angle at the centre of a circle is twice the angle at the circumference from the same chord .
Instead he supplements the seven notes of Beethoven's chord with five more of his own to make a 12-note row.
The chord varied from 170 inches at the root to 68 inches at the tip.
The outer wall is attached to the truss upper chord; the inner wall to the bottom chord .
the spinal chord
The effect of the chemicals in the bean is to cause a powerful sedative action on the spinal chord which brings on paralysis of the lower limbs and death by asphyxia, and in larger doses by paralysis of the heart.
Although the actor played down his condition at the time, claiming he had ruptured disc, he has now confessed he had a torn dura mater, a membrane which protects the spinal chord .
The 0-52 was not a bad looking aircraft its rotund fuselage being offset by a narrow chord wing with a single strut.
Since the gear had a shorter strut, it could fold aft and retract within the chord of the wing.
The bitonal opening of the quartet is arresting, with first violin playing the opening theme in C# over a drone chord of C major in the three accompanying instruments.
spinal chord
The next step is to encourage those fibres to grow into the cell, and out of the cell into the spinal chord , by using a combination of drugs.
To handle the extra power at high altitude, the Columbia 400 incorporates a larger rudder in both chord and span, along with a ventral fin beneath the empennage.
It can affect the nervous system in any place, in the brain or the spinal chord .
The top note of the chord identifies major, while the middle note identifies minor.
The roof is spanned by a series of curved trusses supporting secondary cleated frames that allow the roof plane to sit back from the upper chord of the truss.
a G major chord
a G major chord
a stabilizer chord
That tune touches on Evans a great deal in its chording and harmonies, and Reilly also has much of Evans's instinct for constantly relaunching solos from new melodic locations, so the music always conveys a sense of movement and dynamism.
However, when the chordal melody is doubled in both hands, the left-hand part can be difficult to navigate cleanly.
She found her place beside the harpsichord; she touched the chords most gently, and she sung the songs of Israel.
Havard Wiik's piano is crucial throughout; his spare, unfussy chording recalls the economy of Monk or Herbie Nichols, while his solos are logical, melodic and direct.
There is no mistaking the lightly dramatic chording and rolling bass lines that would become so familiar to a nation as it absorbed the Charlie Brown specials - especially the '65 Christmas show - into its collective bloodstream.
On a practical level, the trusses also provide the framework for the second floor, which is suspended from the bottom chords of the trusses.
As the opening chords came out it sounded like I was playing them at half the usual pace.
Notes seem to flow from the bell rather than being squeezed, and Lovano seasons everything he does with liberal (yet equal amounts) of soul and intellect as he curls his tenor round Frisell's spectral chording .
Worse, the ensemble has loosened a great deal in matters of attack, chording , and instrumental blend, although that might have been due to the vagaries of the moment, unfamiliar hall acoustics, jet lag, or whatever.
Daha az örnek
chord için eş anlamlılar
Fiil
harmonize
chord çevirileri
IsimSıklık
kiriş
beam, girder, rib, joist, chord, tendon
akort
tuning, chord, tune, temperament, common chord
tel
wire, fiber, string, thread, chord, fibre
ton
ton, tone, tonne, shade, tint, chord
kanat genişliği
chord, span, wingspan, wingspread
duygu
feeling, sense, emotion, feel, sentiment, chord
his
feeling, feel, sense, sensation, emotion, chord
nüans
nuance, shade, shading, cast, chord, color
bağlama kirişi
chord
chord için tanımlar
Isim
1
a group of (typically three or more) notes sounded together, as a basis of harmony.
the triumphal opening chords
2
a straight line joining the ends of an arc.
He found the length of an arc of the cycloid using an exhaustion proof based on dissections to reduce the problem to summing segments of chords of a circle which are in geometric progression.
Fiil
1
play, sing, or arrange notes in chords.
Havard Wiik's piano is crucial throughout; his spare, unfussy chording recalls the economy of Monk or Herbie Nichols, while his solos are logical, melodic and direct.
chord örnekleri
In severe cases, one or more vertebrae may be missing, exposing the spinal chord (part of the nervous system that transmits signals from the nerve endings to the brain).
The long span, short chord , NLF wing is in its element at tall altitudes and manages to deliver good cruise two miles above the sea.
The angle at the centre of a circle is twice the angle at the circumference from the same chord .
Instead he supplements the seven notes of Beethoven's chord with five more of his own to make a 12-note row.
The chord varied from 170 inches at the root to 68 inches at the tip.
The outer wall is attached to the truss upper chord; the inner wall to the bottom chord .
the spinal chord
The effect of the chemicals in the bean is to cause a powerful sedative action on the spinal chord which brings on paralysis of the lower limbs and death by asphyxia, and in larger doses by paralysis of the heart.
Although the actor played down his condition at the time, claiming he had ruptured disc, he has now confessed he had a torn dura mater, a membrane which protects the spinal chord .
The 0-52 was not a bad looking aircraft its rotund fuselage being offset by a narrow chord wing with a single strut.
Since the gear had a shorter strut, it could fold aft and retract within the chord of the wing.
The bitonal opening of the quartet is arresting, with first violin playing the opening theme in C# over a drone chord of C major in the three accompanying instruments.
spinal chord
The next step is to encourage those fibres to grow into the cell, and out of the cell into the spinal chord , by using a combination of drugs.
To handle the extra power at high altitude, the Columbia 400 incorporates a larger rudder in both chord and span, along with a ventral fin beneath the empennage.
It can affect the nervous system in any place, in the brain or the spinal chord .
The top note of the chord identifies major, while the middle note identifies minor.
The roof is spanned by a series of curved trusses supporting secondary cleated frames that allow the roof plane to sit back from the upper chord of the truss.
a G major chord
a G major chord
a stabilizer chord
That tune touches on Evans a great deal in its chording and harmonies, and Reilly also has much of Evans's instinct for constantly relaunching solos from new melodic locations, so the music always conveys a sense of movement and dynamism.
However, when the chordal melody is doubled in both hands, the left-hand part can be difficult to navigate cleanly.
She found her place beside the harpsichord; she touched the chords most gently, and she sung the songs of Israel.
Havard Wiik's piano is crucial throughout; his spare, unfussy chording recalls the economy of Monk or Herbie Nichols, while his solos are logical, melodic and direct.
There is no mistaking the lightly dramatic chording and rolling bass lines that would become so familiar to a nation as it absorbed the Charlie Brown specials - especially the '65 Christmas show - into its collective bloodstream.
On a practical level, the trusses also provide the framework for the second floor, which is suspended from the bottom chords of the trusses.
As the opening chords came out it sounded like I was playing them at half the usual pace.
Notes seem to flow from the bell rather than being squeezed, and Lovano seasons everything he does with liberal (yet equal amounts) of soul and intellect as he curls his tenor round Frisell's spectral chording .
Worse, the ensemble has loosened a great deal in matters of attack, chording , and instrumental blend, although that might have been due to the vagaries of the moment, unfamiliar hall acoustics, jet lag, or whatever.
Daha az örnek
chord için eş anlamlılar
Fiil
harmonize