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Page 26
... called pass bands , are totally transmitted . Frequencies between f , and f2 , f3 and f4 , etc. , called attenuation bands , are totally absorbed . equal to one for frequencies lying between zero and f1 , equals zero for frequencies ...
... called pass bands , are totally transmitted . Frequencies between f , and f2 , f3 and f4 , etc. , called attenuation bands , are totally absorbed . equal to one for frequencies lying between zero and f1 , equals zero for frequencies ...
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... called relax- ation absorption , has proved adequate to account for the experimentally determined values . It has led to the estab- lishment of a 20th - century branch of the theory of sound called molecular acoustics , by which sound ...
... called relax- ation absorption , has proved adequate to account for the experimentally determined values . It has led to the estab- lishment of a 20th - century branch of the theory of sound called molecular acoustics , by which sound ...
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... called conversio per accidens ) not only the order of the terms but also the quantity of the propo- sition is changed . From the columns of Table 1 , it can be seen that " Oba " cannot imply " Oab , " nor any other propositional form ...
... called conversio per accidens ) not only the order of the terms but also the quantity of the propo- sition is changed . From the columns of Table 1 , it can be seen that " Oba " cannot imply " Oab , " nor any other propositional form ...
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