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... material ; it produces a higher signal strength but is more difficult to erase . Chromium dioxide , a magnetic material providing 50 percent greater output and wider frequency range , was coming into use in the early 1970s . The ...
... material ; it produces a higher signal strength but is more difficult to erase . Chromium dioxide , a magnetic material providing 50 percent greater output and wider frequency range , was coming into use in the early 1970s . The ...
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... materials . A small amount of the material of interest may be powdered , mixed with pow- dered electrode material , and pressed into a shape con- venient for use as one electrode of an arc . Other methods can be used to incorporate the ...
... materials . A small amount of the material of interest may be powdered , mixed with pow- dered electrode material , and pressed into a shape con- venient for use as one electrode of an arc . Other methods can be used to incorporate the ...
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... material of the strings ; primarily , however , it is the size and shape of the resonating body and espe- cially the material , density , and thickness of the sound- board that determine the sound of an instrument . A well - known ...
... material of the strings ; primarily , however , it is the size and shape of the resonating body and espe- cially the material , density , and thickness of the sound- board that determine the sound of an instrument . A well - known ...
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