-
subdivisions from that
usually permitted by the time-signature (e.g., triplets,
duplets, etc.)" This is
indicated by a number, or
sometimes two
indicating the...
- of the
periodic table.
Other rules exist for
other elements, such as the
duplet rule for
hydrogen and helium, and the 18-electron rule for
transition metals...
- in the left hand set
against a slow
melody of minims, crotchets,
quaver duplets and triplets. It
consists of 57 bars of
common time with the
tempo given...
- syncopations. The
melody first emerges from a
background of triplets, then of
duplets.
Accents are
changed without warning,
shifting the
balance of the phrase...
-
Specific tuplets are
named according to the
number of
grouped notes; e.g.,
duplets, triplets, quadruplets, etc.
Chord A
chord is
several notes sounded simultaneously...
- Nizh-LM is an
explosive reactive armour complex,
based on
HKChPWSH elements.
Duplet-2M (Ukrainian: Дупле́т) is a
modular third-generation
complex of tandem...
- actinides)
Valence orbitals 1s ns np ns (n−1)d np ns (n−2)f (n−1)d np
Electron counting rules Duet/
Duplet rule
Octet rule 18-electron rule 32-electron rule...
-
triplets with a
swing feel to them – not to be
confused with the
swung duplets of "triplet swing". Folk
hornpipe of the
dotted note variety,
often notated...
- same
applies for cell (C,C). For
other cells,
either one or both of the
duplet members are not the
maximum of the
corresponding rows and columns. This...
- Satour, Cécile Corbel, The Corries,
Crooked Mouth,
Alfred Deller, The
Duplets,
Frances Faye,
Richard Dyer-Bennet, Fiddler's Dram, Ray
Fisher & Archie...
