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Chordal shifting (i) parallel (ii) transitional
Chordal shifting (i) parallel (ii) transitional
I illustrate a device which I sometimes use, to some extent intuitively, which I call parallel and transitional chordal shifting – not that I generally want you to employ this device, but I just want you to recognise it, if and when I am using it.
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