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kohë

Signature A numeric symbol in sheet music determining the number of beats to a measure.

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kohë universale

Астрономия; Общая астрономия

A measure of time used by astronomers; UT conforms (within a close approximation) to the mean daily (apparent) motion of the sun. UT is determined from observations of the diurnal ...

kohë universale

Воздушно-космическое пространство; Полёты в космос

Also called Zulu (Z) time, previously Greenwich Mean Time. UT is based on the imaginary "mean sun," which averages out the effects on the length of the solar day caused by Earth's ...

kohë lokale

Воздушно-космическое пространство; Полёты в космос

Time adjusted for location around the Earth or other planets in time zones.

kohë Zulu

Погода; Общая категория погоды

One of several names for the twenty-four hour time which is used throughout the scientific and military communities. Other names for this time measurement are Universal Time ...

opera

Музыка; Классическая музыка

Theatrically staged story set to instrumental and vocal music such that most or all of the acted parts are sung; c1600 to present.

melodi

Музыка; Классическая музыка

A rhythmic succession of musical tones, a melody for instruments and voices.

operetë

Музыка; Классическая музыка

In its modern form (c1850s onward), a light opera containing interludes of spoken dialogue and dance.

opus

Музыка; Классическая музыка

Work; opus numbers provide a means of cataloguing a composer's compositions.

koral

Музыка; Классическая музыка

German for hymn; also used for a four-part harmonization of a German hymn.

simfoni

Музыка; Классическая музыка

(1) An extended piece for full orchestra, usually serious in nature and in several movements; early 18th century to present; (2) a performing group of instrumentalists; i.e., a ...