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But the situation is complicated by the fact that these serial orders are not of the concrete sounds , not of hearable ... As a geometrical structure may vary in length while it remains the same in breadth , so sound can vary in pitch ...
But the situation is complicated by the fact that these serial orders are not of the concrete sounds , not of hearable ... As a geometrical structure may vary in length while it remains the same in breadth , so sound can vary in pitch ...
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If B is higher in pitch than A , and C is higher in pitch than B , then C is higher in pitch than A. It is clear then that every sound ( and we distinguish sounds from noises by just this criterion that they have clearly perceptible ...
If B is higher in pitch than A , and C is higher in pitch than B , then C is higher in pitch than A. It is clear then that every sound ( and we distinguish sounds from noises by just this criterion that they have clearly perceptible ...
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Since every sound in order to be heard , and every color in order to be seen , must be more than pitch and loudness in the one case , more than hue and saturation and brightness in the other , spatial and temporal structure and the ...
Since every sound in order to be heard , and every color in order to be seen , must be more than pitch and loudness in the one case , more than hue and saturation and brightness in the other , spatial and temporal structure and the ...
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