10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOMOTONY»
Discover the use of
homotony in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
homotony and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Plant, Soil and Environment
While solving these problems we focused our attention on the potential of the
methods proposed for the analysis of species variety distribution (SQ., Q ) and for
the specification of homotony of releves. On the basis of a set with zero homotony
...
2
Contributions to a Historical Study of Jewish Music
One has it, that the earliest payytanim, previous to the adaptation of the Arabic
system of meter, continued the biblical homotony, i.e. the principle by which the
number of accented syllables of each half-verse varied between two and four.
3
Geometry and Topology: Manifolds: Varieties, and Knots
Taking the quotient, embedding a homotony IP in it and taking the branched S -
cover produces a locally linear S action on a homotopy IP . Its splitting invariants [
8] can be computed using the theorem (and remark l) from those of the homotopy
...
4
The Sacred Bridge: The Interdependence of Liturgy and Music ...
A kind of metre called homotony seems to have been brought from post-biblical
Hebrew to Latin art prose — not to poetry — at least not while the classical
system of quantitative metre was still alive and cultivated. Homotony keeps the
number ...
5
Medieval Latin: An Introduction and Bibliographical Guide
Sequences of the transitional type (eleventh century) show a further parallel with
the Greek pattern by taking accent into account as well, and one can observe a
growing tendency to add homotony (identical pattern of stresses) to the ...
Frank Anthony Carl Mantello, A. G. Rigg, 1996
6
The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language: A Complete ...
Of the same tenor or tone; equable: applied to diseases which have a uniform
tenor of rise, state, or declension Homotony (ho-mot'o-ni), n. [Gr. homos, the
same, and tonos, tone.] The act of keeping to the same tone; monotony. [Rare.] ...
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale, 1883
7
Three ages of musical thought: essays on ethics and aesthetics
The text of Te Deum is arranged according to the old Semitic principle of
homotony : that means : every line contains the same number of accentuated
syllables, not according to quantity, but according to the natural oratorical accent.
In the Te ...
8
The Effusions of Friendship and Fancy: In Several Letters to ...
But Thomson has often fallen into the homotony of the couplet: Here ceas'd the
youth ; but still his speakingeye Expressfld the sacred triumph of his soul, With
conscious virtue, gratitude, and love, Above the vulgar joy divinely rais'd. To
avoid ...
9
Geiriadur Saesneg a Chymraeg: An English and Welsh ...
... 5ub. lloí'gabertli, poeth-offrwm Holfter, 5. gwain, gwn llaw iad, cydrywogaetli
Homologous, а. gogymmedr, gogyfaital Homotonous, д. unfain, gogydfain
Homotony, 5. cydfeiiiedd Hone, 5. ellyn~ŕaen,_liogalen Honelt, а. cyŕiawn, cywir,
goneft, ...
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The Premier Cypher Telegraphic Code
homoplate homopode homoptere homorgana homotaxial homofcaxia homotaxy
homotipia homotony homotypie homousien hompelaar hompelde hompeliger
homullos homulluli homullulos homullum homunoio homunculo homvisch ...
