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... perfectly intelligible to a third person whose ear presses the opposite abutment
, more than a hundred feet distant, and even a more interesting cataphonic effect
is observed by standing directly beneath the centre of the arch and beginning to ...
Henry Mills Alden, Thomas Bucklin Wells, Lee Foster Hartman, 1866
Their manners were one, their thoughts in common, and their accents vibrated by
the same chord, or a kind of cataphonic sound, the one attuned to the other ; for
Martha, the elder by half an hour, invariably leading off in every sentence, was ...
... be divided into direct, refracted, and reflected; to. which correspond the three
parts of the doctrine of acoustics; which are yet nameless, unless we'call them
acoustics, diacoustics, and catacoustics, or phonics, diaphonics, and
cataphonic's.
Their manners were one, their thoughts in common, and their accents vibrated by
the same chord, or a kind of cataphonic sound, the one attuned to the other ; for
Martha, the elder by half an hour, invariably leading off in every sentence, was ...
Charles Dickens, William Harrison Ainsworth, Albert Smith, 1842
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Red Wind and Thunder Moon
Into his ear would float the far off wailing of the squaws, already renewing their
laments at such a distance that they seemed cataphonic waves from the horizon.
He saw the sky, too, covered with a diaper design of clouds. All the while the ...
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The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of ...
... doctrine of sounds, both with respect to the object, and the medium or organ,
might be brought to perfection by acoustic, cat acoustic and diacoustic, or (as he
denominates them both ways) by phonic, cataphonic, and diaphonic instruments.
... doctrine of sounds, both with respect to the object, and the medium or organ,
might be brought to perfection by acoustic, catacoustic and diacoustic, or (as he
denominates them both ways) by phonic, cataphonic, and diaphonic instruments.
Yes, Tokosi was right, Olumofin admitted to himself again and again, clutching at
the pessimistic conclusion through the phonic—cacophonic, polyphonic,
superphonic, cataphonic—images of memory years. It was a realization Tokosi
had ...
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Strangers and Pilgrims: On the Role of Aporiai in Theology
... that they conceal the aporetic moments at the core of every paradigm of
understanding (either cataphonic or apophantic) . Even Process metaphysics is a
wager of faith resting upon presupposed definitions and inexplicable paradoxes.
Douglas R. McGaughey, 1997
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Harper's New Monthly Magazine
... perfectly intelligible to a third person whose ear presses the opposite abutment
, more than a hundred feet distant, and even a more interesting cataphonic effect
is observed by standing directly beneath the centre of the arch and beginning to ...
