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Tonikaparallele
OpenDict entry
tonic parallel N
ton·ic1 [ˈtɒnɪk, Am ˈtɑ:-] N
1. tonic (medicine):
Tonikum nt <-s, To̱nika> form
2. tonic (sth that rejuvenates):
Erfrischung f <-, -en>
ton·ic2 [ˈtɒnɪk, Am ˈtɑ:] N (tonic water)
I. ton·ic3 [ˈtɒnɪk, Am ˈtɑ:-] MUS N
II. ton·ic3 [ˈtɒnɪk, Am ˈtɑ:-] MUS ADJ inv
Grundton- spec
I. par·al·lel [ˈpærəlel, Am ˈper-] ADJ inv
1. parallel inv lines:
2. parallel (corresponding):
3. parallel ELEC:
4. parallel COMPUT:
parallel computer system
II. par·al·lel [ˈpærəlel, Am ˈper-] N
1. parallel (similarity):
Parallele f <-, -n>
Entsprechung f <-, -en>
2. parallel MATH:
Parallele f <-, -n> spec
3. parallel esp Am GEOG:
Breitenkreis m <-es, -e>
III. par·al·lel [ˈpærəlel, Am ˈper-] VB trans
1. parallel:
etw dat entsprechen
etw dat ähneln [o. gleichen]
2. parallel (run side-by-side):
IV. par·al·lel [ˈpærəlel, Am ˈper-] ADV inv
OpenDict entry
tonic ADJ
tonisch spec
Present
Iparallel
youparallel
he/she/itparallels
weparallel
youparallel
theyparallel
Past
Iparalleled
youparalleled
he/she/itparalleled
weparalleled
youparalleled
theyparalleled
Present Perfect
Ihaveparalleled
youhaveparalleled
he/she/ithasparalleled
wehaveparalleled
youhaveparalleled
theyhaveparalleled
Past Perfect
Ihadparalleled
youhadparalleled
he/she/ithadparalleled
wehadparalleled
youhadparalleled
theyhadparalleled
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It is considered equivalent to tonic of western music.
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Thus enhanced electrotonic coupling results in lower tonic activity of the coupled cells while increasing rhythmicity.
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If a triad is built upon the tonic, it is a minor triad.
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It can be added to tea as a spring tonic.
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She is a magical craftswoman and master at spells and tonics.
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