Assertion: tuning fork's frequency | /r/HasProperty | heard
Facets:
value: so,
type: OTHER
value: naturally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: If you only have one tuning fork, no beat frequency is heard.
text: Frequencies below 254 Hz are better felt than heard and hence are not used.
text: By placing a vibrating tuning fork’s handle on a chakra, it initiates sound frequencies that stimulate the body to create the frequencies it needs to bring itself into alignment.
text: According to the harmonic principle by which any produced sound automatically resonates all the other multiples of that frequency, when we play C at 256 Hz, the C of all other octaves also begins to vibrate in “sympathy” and so, naturally, the frequency of 8Hz is also sounded.
text: If you only have one tuning fork, no beat frequency is heard.
text: If you only have one tuning fork, no beat frequency is heard.
text: If you only have one tuning fork, no beat frequency is heard.
text: If you only have one tuning fork, no beat frequency is heard.
text: When a guitar string is sounded along with a 440Hz tuning fork, a beat frequency of 5Hz is heard.
text: When a tuning fork is placed near the wire, a beat frequency of 5.20 Hz is heard.
text: if 1 slips from its normal tension of 600N to 540N what beat frequency would be heard when the two strings are stuck simultaneously?
text: if 1 slips from its normal tension of 600N to 540N what beat frequency would be heard when the two strings are stuck simultaneously?