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natural frequency
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natural frequency

Frequency at which a mechanical system will vibrate freely. A pendulum, for example, always oscillates at the same frequency when set in motion. More complicated systems, such as bridges, also vibrate with a fixed natural frequency. If a varying force with a frequency equal to the natural frequency is applied to such an object the vibrations can become violent, a phenomenon known as resonance.



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Those frequencies are two, three, or other-integer multiples of the fundamental frequency.
In addition, Gaskins received the Wasserman Scholarship for her study, ``A Study of the Speaking Fundamental Frequency Characteristics and Perceived Characteristics of Black and White Women.
His fundamental frequency (speaking voice) was 124 Hz, and a hard glottal attack and hyperfunction were noted.
 
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