Übersetzung für 'ninths' von Englisch nach Deutsch

ninths

Neunten {pl}

Nonen {pl}mus.

ninths [fractions]

Neuntel {pl}

• For example, "12" (left 1 right 2) can represent eight (12 senary), four-thirds (1.2 senary) or two-ninths (0.12 senary).
• In late January 1902, shortly after announcing his sale of the Milwaukee club, Killilea announced that he had in August 1901 acquired five-ninths of the Boston Americans from Charles Somers and had more recently acquired the remaining four-ninths.
• Saxophone player Charlie Parker began to solo by using scales associated with the chords, including altered extensions such as flattened ninths, sharpened elevenths and flattened thirteenths, and by using the chord tones and themselves as a framework for the creation of chromatic improvisation.
• The first and third movements contain many intervals of sevenths, octaves and ninths, as well as considerable use of grace notes and appoggiaturas.
• The division was formalized in 1754, ending with the awarding of five ninths of the land to the community of San Rocco and the remaining four ninths to San Martino.

• He got a best finish of just 27th at North Wilkesboro Speedway and then a pair of twenty-ninths.
• One-third of his fortune was to be donated for education and religious programmes, four-ninths for pensions to the elderly and disabled, and the remaining two-ninths for the expenses of the two trustees.
• The blue stripes occupy two ninths of the flag height.
• Georgian music frequently uses parallel fifths, and sometimes parallel major ninths above the fifths.
• Mixture stops commonly include only unison and fifth pitch levels, though they sometimes include thirds and less commonly include other harmonics such as sevenths and ninths.

• Under the previous taxation code, farmers were required to pay a tenth of their seasonal agricultural output, 1 ducat and 4 groshe (two-ninths of a ducat) to their lords.
• De Montcalm used his own money to purchase a two-ninths share of the Arles-Canal de Craponne project, which was confirmed by an act of August 29, 1583.
• In 1860 Pease help build, and owned five-ninths, of the steamer "Enterprise".
• Five-ninths of the distance along a straight line drawn on a map between Wharton and Pledger places Waterville very close to Farm to Market Road 1096 and Water Hole Creek.
• However, Lacoste sometimes uses chromatism as well as prepared sevenths or ninths to give more expressiveness to the orchestra.

• or roughly two-ninths of the former Kingdom of Afghanistan.
• This planet has at least nine-tenths the mass of Jupiter and takes 25 ninths years to orbit the star at a semimajor axis of 2.06 AU.
• Delage notes the many novelties in the pieces – chains of ninths, methodic use of pentatonic scales in the third waltz, and sharp and spontaneous rhythms.
• The commission subsequently established a prepaid health insurance program for rural areas, and an employer/employee program for urban centres, with the province paying two-ninths of the total costs.
• Again, it modulates through the melodic minor, while sevenths and ninths add colour to the harmony.