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Meanings of monophonic in inglês
Designating sound transmission or recording or reproduction over a single channel.
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Examples for "mono"
Examples for "mono"
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Methods: Patients showing degenerative cervical mono- or bi-level pathology were prospectively included.
2
I believe it was stereo and then they brought it into mono.
3
Genomically imprinted loci are expressed mono-allelically, dependent upon the parent of origin.
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Jagged tines of lightning leaped out of them and toward the mono.
5
However, it was a mono-theme: the government's scandalous treatment of pensioners.
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Evaluation of the single-channel kinetics indicated at least three open states.
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The mean single-channel linear slope conductance in transfected CHO cells was 29 pS.
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In isolated patches three types of single-channel K currents were observed.
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Baseline single-channel properties, expression density, and channel modulations were studied in patch clamp.
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Purpose: Most physicians use a single-channel vaginal cylinder for postoperative endometrial cancer brachytherapy.
Usage of monophonic in inglês
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The most ancient were monophonic, meaning each voice sang the same note.
2
He films in black and white with no music and only monophonic sound.
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A choir of Hundreders came out into the chancel and began a monophonic chant.
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The DFAM is monophonic, so by default, it can only output one sound at a time.
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Then the group next to them rattled off a monophonic chant, using modes and tonalities I'd never heard before.
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When outsiders heard the melodies of Johann Sebastian Bach in a single-voice, monophonic square wave, no harmony, they were universally unfazed.
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Von Bulow furthermore compares it, because of its monophonic character, to the Chorus of Dervishes in Beethoven's "Ruins of Athens."
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Monophonic through the time