- to
initiate fret.
Fretting in
Aluminium causes black debris to be
present in the
contact area due to the fine
oxide particles.
Fretting examples include...
-
twelve semitones.
Fret is
often used as a verb,
meaning simply "to
press down the
string behind a
fret".
Fretting often refers to the
frets and/or
their system...
- the SNCF worry, as in to
fret about something Sea
fret or haar, a cold sea fog
Fretter, an
American electronics retailer Fretting, wear and
corrosion damage...
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United States. The body
extends the
length of the fingerboard, and its
fretting is
generally diatonic. The
Appalachian dulcimer has many
variant names...
-
Fretter was an
electronics and
major appliance retailer based in Detroit,
founded in the 1950s by
Oliver "Ollie"
Fretter. The company's
founder and spokesman...
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Kevin Fret Rodríguez (June 11, 1993 –
January 10, 2019) was a
Puerto Rican rapper,
singer and the
first openly **** male
Latin trap artist. He was known...
- Förster
resonance energy transfer (
FRET),
fluorescence resonance energy transfer,
resonance energy transfer (RET) or
electronic energy transfer (EET) is...
-
False brinelling is a
bearing damage caused by
fretting, with or
without corrosion, that
causes imprints that look
similar to brinelling, but are caused...
- A zero
fret is a
fret placed at the
headstock end of the neck of a banjo, guitar, mandolin, or b**** guitar. It
serves one of the
functions of a nut: holding...
- is a
traditional Chinese plucked string instrument. It is a lute with a
fretted neck, a
circular body, and four strings. Its four
strings were formerly...
