Sentences with phrase «tuning fork»

The use of tuning forks in the perfect 5th interval, one at each ear, produces an organized wave of expansion and contraction throughout the body.

She is recognized as one of the leading experts in essential oils for animals and has also developed techniques which incorporate tuning forks for use in sound therapy.

«The bees are turning themselves into living tuning forks,» he adds.

Weber argued that those ripples — gravitational waves — would stretch his cylinders and make them vibrate like tuning forks.

Towards the end of the Twenties Hubble had discovered enough galaxies that he was able to compare them to one another and create a classification system, known as the Hubble Tuning Fork diagram, which grouped galaxies into ellipticals, spirals and barred spirals.

Test the dog with noises and sounds such as squeakers, clickers, or tuning fork at the proper pitch before purchasing, or have the dog tested utilizing the Baer Test to ensure hearing.

The wheels are awesome too, with a two - tone tuning fork design and several interspersed spokes that give this value player some serious street cred.

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Also on view will be a 1939 mobile from Calder's Tuning Fork series, a work that suggests the artist's affinity with the Surrealists, and The New Ritou (c. 1948), in which Calder revisited a 1936 sculpture titled Ritou, made of sheet metal, wire, string, and paint.

The creators of INNER SOUND, Arden and Jack Wilken, have developed a special series of tuning forks spaced in perfect 5th intervals for use at both ears.

The door swings open to reveal Brandon Reader, one of the sound designers on the skins team, whacking tuning forks.

Try placing a ringing tuning fork atop your head, and your inner ear will pick up the sound, says Elizabeth Olson, an expert on hearing at Columbia University.

The mushy ground sings harmony and tall buildings hum like so many tuning forks.

If two loops have the same frequency, one should be able to receive energy from the other through the magnetic near field — much like two identical tuning forks brought into close proximity, the group reasoned.

Like a musical tuning fork, the resonant bar and the resonant cone needed to vibrate at certain frequencies to apply the right amount of energy to the test object, Barnes said.

The stretching of space, he reasoned, would make the bars hum, vibrate, and ring with sound like jumbo tuning forks.

Basically, flower essences are used as «vibrational tuning forks» to help unblock patterns that can inhibit someone.

At the centre is the marvel that is Daniel Day - Lewis, whose performance is like a conductor's baton to all the other actors; David Strathairn has said the cast used Lewis's Lincoln as its collective emotional tuning fork.

Structured to be delivered easily within about 5 lessons, allowing time for some related experiments (e.g. tuning forks, signal generator to test hearing range).

Carol answers case - specific questions and also addresses Healing Touch for Animals ® techniques, essential oils, tuning fork application, and the overall energetic perspective of animals and their people.

How do tuning forks help in the healing process?

Because this frequency is below human hearing, the first tuning fork is set at the first octave above the Schumann Resonance that can be heard.

«Landlord # 2» (1972), for example, with its rectilinear black tuning fork touching the bottom edge of a white square, has a certain clarity and evenness that is not the case with the Russian's «Black Square» (1915).

All federal resume writers understand that career prospects are improved many times over with a finely tuned resume and are excited to put their mental tuning forks to bear with a hard work ethic designed to get your resume in the best of shape.

Objective critics can sometimes be that final tuning fork that makes our words and word strings harmonize.

Play around with soundscapes that you find soothing; maybe it's the waves of the beach or a chorus of tuning forks and Himalayan singing bowls.

Think of essential oils as tuning forks for your chakras.

«That shifter is like a tuning fork and it just snaps it right on top of the transmission,» Earnhardt said.

Well, good for you for sticking to your guns, but prepare to be furious when your child comes home on the last day before the winter break vibrating like a tuning fork from all of the «holiday» (read «Christmas») treats that well meaning parents send for the traditional pre-break party that happens in virtually every public school classroom on the last school day of the calendar year.

The hammer acts almost like a tuning fork and dispels the vibrations faster than other hammers.

TUNING forks, brushes and erasers can all help to quickly and cheaply reveal which painkiller to prescribe for back pain.

From this, they whittled the list down to six questions and 10 physical tests that included rubbing brushes, safety pins, tuning forks and pencil erasers on the back.

Wald compares its soils to a tuning fork, which moves at just the right speed to create a tone.

The resulting disk has a series of vibrational «modes,» rather like resonances in a tuning fork, that might be excited by small disturbances — think of a planet - forming stellar disk nudged by a passing star or of a black hole accretion disk in which material is falling into the center unevenly.

The experimental physicist used an aluminum bar like a tuning fork and then waited for it to move, staring at the noise for much of a decade.

When the beams were interfered, their slightly clashing wavelengths caused the optical equivalent of the pulsing beats that piano tuners try to eliminate as they strike a note and a tuning fork at the same time.

One experiment, for example, depicts a pin attached to a tuning fork to reveal the fork's oscillations.

That deformation in turn sets the wings to oscillating, much the way a tuning fork vibrates after having been struck.

It's like the movement of a tuning fork or guitar string, but at the scale of building, airplane wing or bridge.

The formations are, in essence, Mother Nature's tuning forks.

As in most quartz watches, the crystal is shaped like a tuning fork and vibrates at 32,768 hertz — more than 6,000 times faster than the balance wheel in a mechanical watch.

These lightweight gyroscopes are built on a microchip and contain a mutually perpendicular array of three «tuning forks», each with a resonant frequency that changes as it rotates to help establish the precise 3D orientation of the device.

If you strike a tuning fork of the right female frequency by the side of a cage of mosquitoes of both sexes the males will immediately separate and bunch together near the fork.

It is a process akin to striking two tuning forks to listen to the pulsations of their interference, without actually measuring how many times each fork vibrates.

The research involves tiny, flexible bars called cantilevers that vibrate up and down like the prongs of a tuning fork when they receive an input of energy.

Each tiny building block of the metamaterial vibrates like a tuning fork as the electromagnetic radiation passes through, causing the desired type of refraction.