Text-book of general physics, for the use of colleges and scientific schools (1899)
Hastings, Charles Sheldon · Boston: Ginn & company · leaf 596
n overtones above theseventh are very distinct, the quality of the notes is piercingand rough on account of the dissonances which they formwith one another. Such tones are often called why, reedy,or brassy, after the nature of the instruments which producethem. 521. Anatomy of the Ear. — The… … Fig. 393. M. meatus; m. malleus: i. incus : s. stapes : mt. membrana tympani: t, tympanum :fr, fenestra rotunda: c. cochlea; V. vestibulum; k. horizontal semicircularcanal: ra. vertical anterior semicircular canal: rp. vertical posterior semi-circular canal: E. Eustachian tube. 586 COMPOUXD TOXES.…
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