sesquialter (Meaning)
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sesquialter (a.)
Sesquialteral.
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sesquialter (n.)
Alt. of Sesquialtera
Synonyms & Antonyms of sesquialter
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sesquialter Sentence Examples
- The sesquialter ratio, 3:2, is frequently encountered in music and mathematics.
- The resonant frequency of a vibrating string is in a sesquialter relationship with its fundamental frequency.
- In architecture, the sesquialter proportion is often used to create aesthetically pleasing structures.
- The Fibonacci sequence exhibits a sesquialter relationship between adjacent terms.
- The Greek philosopher Plato described the sesquialter interval as the "interval of concord."
- The sesquialter rule was used in ancient Egyptian harmonic theory to determine the ratios of intervals.
- The sesquialter fraction, 1 1/2, has been used as the basis for various measurement systems.
- The sesquialtera organ stop produces a sound that is one and a half times the pitch of its unison rank.
- In astronomy, the sesquialter anomaly refers to the difference between the Earth's perihelion and aphelion distances from the Sun.
- The sesquialter relationship plays a significant role in the design and analysis of musical instruments such as the violin and guitar.
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Sesquialteral., Alt. of Sesquialtera
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The sesquialter ratio, 3:2, is frequently encountered in music and mathematics.
The resonant frequency of a vibrating string is in a sesquialter relationship with its fundamental frequency.
In architecture, the sesquialter proportion is often used to create aesthetically pleasing structures.
The Fibonacci sequence exhibits a sesquialter relationship between adjacent terms.
