...third, the analysis by Fourier's series is the proper treatment. But when the pitch of the mouth-tone is high, and each succession of vibrations occupies...form of the curve by which the complete vibration is expressed. More especially shall we be inclined to take this course if we entertain doubts as to the...

...third, the analysis by Fourier's series is the proper treatment. But when the pitch of the mouth-tone is high, and each succession of vibrations occupies...form of the curve by which the complete vibration is expressed. More especially shall we be inclined to take this course if we entertain doubts as to the...

...forced one, and the conclusion concerning the section of the mouth cavity is necessarily correct.1 The first and second assumptions made above have been...form of the curve by which the complete vibration is expressed."* The two forms of treatment imply that the resonance tone is to be considered in the one...

...larynx note most reinforced is the second or the third, the analysis by FouRIF.i¿'s series is time proper treatment. But when the pitch of the mouth...fraction of the complete period, we may agree with HEi¿IA.Nx that the resolution by FouRIER's series is unnatural, and that we may do better to concentrate...

...third, the analysis by Fourier's series is the proper treatment. But when the pitch of the mouth-tone is high, and each succession of vibrations occupies...period, we may agree with Hermann that the resolution by Fourier,s series is unnatural, and that we may do better to concentrate our attention upon the actual...