Adjective:

ஒருசார்படைய,

partials's Usage Examples:

The hum and the tierce in the chimed bell do not affect the initial sensation of pitch, despite the loudness of these partials.

Such things as root canals, crowns, dentures, partials, and bridges are considered major dentistry by some insurance providers and may be excluded from coverage.

intensity of the various partials, shown in the spectral plot above.

If we are to assume that the tones received by the ear are pure and free from partials, the loudness of the beattones would appear to show that Helmholtz's theory is not a complete account.

In bell founding these partials have acquired their own names of hum tone, prime, tierce, quint, and nominal.

It has a slightly flat hum and a strong, very flat prime and has large doublets on all its important partials.

But we have to remember that with strings, pipes and instruments generally the fundamental tone is accompanied by overtones, called also " upper partials," and beating within the dissonance range may occur between these overtones.

old-style bells often have more accentuated upper partials than true-harmonic bells, giving a very clear sensation of pitch from a distance.

For all partials except the nominal, the interval is given from the nominal of the bell.

In a true-harmonic bell, with the main partials in octaves, the pitch is about an octave below the nominal.

inharmonic bell partials.

Synonyms:

uncomplete, incomplete,

Antonyms:

complete, multilateral, reversible,