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Isochronic tones are
regular beats of a
single tone that are used
alongside monaural beats and
binaural beats in the
process called brainwave entrainment...
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implementation of a pre-charge half buffer.
There are two
types of
Isochronic forks. An
asymmetric isochronic fork ****umes that the
transition on the non-acknowledging...
- maps
include the Galton's
Isochronic Postal Charts and
Isochronic P****age
Charts of 1881 and 1882, Bartholomew's
Isochronic Distance Map and
Chart first...
- In
telecommunications and electronics, a self-clocking
signal is one that can be
decoded without the need for a
separate clock signal or
other source of...
- function, neurogenesis,
regeneration (biology), and aging. In contrast,
isochronic parabiosis joins two
animals of the same age.
Parabiosis combines two...
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rhythmic division of time into
equal portions by a language. In neurology,
isochronic tones are
regular beats of a
single tone used for
brainwave entrainment...
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vowels was
gradually lost, and from the
second century BC all
vowels were
isochronic (having
equal length). From the
second century BC, the
Ancient Gr**** pitch...
- "At Fate's Hands") Dr.
Stephane Pigeon (2019) –
Mythical Human Vessel's
Isochronic Tones,
Transdimensional Traveler 'myNoise'
player BRVMAK – In
Nomine Patris...
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across cultures often conform to
predictable rhythmic patterns known as
isochronic metre—repeating
stress intervals with
varying numbers of
unstressed syllables...
- clauses.
Phonetic features include the loss of stød in some
words and an
isochronic shift from
being stress-timed to syllable-timed. The
Danish poet Yahya...
