Japanese cruiser Tone (5495 bytes)
5: ...kground: navy no-repeat scroll top left;"|[[image:Japaneseensign.png|RN Ensign]]
60: ...ship, [[Japanese cruiser Chikuma|''Chikuma'']]. ''Tone'' was named after a river in the [[Kanto region]]...
64: In January 1942 ''Tone'' supported the attacks on [[Battle of Rabaul (19...
68: ...Japanese aircraft carrier Hiryu|''Hiryu'']] and [[Japanese aircraft carrier Soryu|''Soryu'']].
72: ...ptain [[Kobe Yuji]] succeeded him as captain of ''Tone''.

Japanese cruiser Takao (2404 bytes)
1: '''''Takao''''' was a Japanese [[heavy cruiser]] named after a mountain north-west of Kyoto, lit...
7: On 22 October 1944, she joined the Japanese "Centre Force" fleet and sailed sailed from Bruni...
11: ...a number of compartments flooded inside the large cruiser.
13: ...traits of Johor naval base was surrendered by the Japanese to the British while the formal boarding of the s...

Japanese cruiser Haguro (3293 bytes)
2: ...nter" colspan="2"|[[Image:CruiserHaguro.jpg|300px|Cruiser ''Haguro'']]
60: ...hi|''Nachi'']] (那智), and [[Japanese cruiser Ashigara|''Ashigara'']] (足柄).
66: [[Image:Japanese cruiser Haguro at Rabaul.jpg|thumb|none|300px|''Haguro'' ...
68: [[Category:Myoko class cruisers|Haguro]]

Japanese cruiser Nachi (1800 bytes)
1: ... cruiser Ashigara|Ashigara]]'', and ''[[Japanese cruiser Haguro|Haguro]]''. She was named after a mountain...
7: [[Category:Myoko class cruisers|Nachi]]

Japanese cruiser Chikuma (5197 bytes)
5: ...kground: navy no-repeat scroll top left;"|[[image:Japaneseensign.png|RN Ensign]]
60: ...one''-class]] [[heavy cruiser]] of the [[Imperial Japanese Navy]] that served in [[World War II]] until sunk...
62: ...ion to taking part in regular combat exercises in Japanese home waters, she operated off southern China on t...
64: ...of [[Java (island)|Java]]. She again was with the Japanese carriers when they were decisively defeated in th...
68: ...ilized. Her crew was taken off by the destroyer [[Japanese destroyer Nowaki|''Nowaki'']] and ''Chikuma'' was...

Japanese cruiser Myoko (850 bytes)
1: ...e cruiser Ashigara|''Ashigara'']], and [[Japanese cruiser Haguro|''Haguro'']].
10: [[Category:Myoko class cruisers]]

Japanese cruiser Ashigara (970 bytes)
1: ...achi]]'' (那智), and the ''[[Japanese cruiser Haguro|Haguro]]'' (羽黒). She was na...
10: [[Category:Myoko class cruisers]]

Japanese cruiser Chokai (3659 bytes)
1: [[Image:Japanese cruiser Chokai.jpg|right|300px|Chokai]]
2: ...guns. ''Chokai'' was designed with the [[Imperial Japanese Navy]] strategy of the [[Decisive Battle]] in min...
10: ...ating defeat on an Allied squadron, sinking three cruisers and damaging other ships. However, ''Chokai'' su...
12: ...f October 25, ''Chokai'', supporting many other [[cruisers]] and [[battleships]], engaged an American force...
14: ...as scuttled by torpedoes from the [[destroyer]] [[Japanese destroyer Fujinami|''Fujinami'']].

Tone name (2241 bytes)
1: ...vel'', ''rising'', ''departing'' and ''entering'' tones. The Ru sheng syllables derive from syllables in...
3: ...onversely, the yang register may exhibit a higher tone pitch.
5: ..., when the four tone classes split, we form eight tone types,
9: ...ere are some dialects which have a complex set of tone splittings, and yin and yang are thus insufficien...
13: ... such that the name of each tone is spoken in the tone it identifies.

Tone (1811 bytes)
1: The word '''tone''' is used in several different fields with diffe...
5: * [[Note]] ('''Tone''') - In [[music]], the abstract concept of ''not...
6: ...[[frequency]] of a note or sound. See also [[pure tone]].
7: ...ry]] an interval of 2. A semitone is half a whole tone or a [[minor second]], the ratio 16:15, or the in...
8: * [[Timbre]] - ''Tone'' is also used as the quality of sound or timbre ...

Two Tone (1220 bytes)
1: [[fr:Two-Tone]]
3: ...dness]]. Many of these bands were signed to [[Two Tone Records]], Stiff Records and Go Feet Records and ...
5: The term 2-Tone was coined by [[Jerry Dammers]] of the Specials f...
12: *[http://2-tone.info/ 2-Tone info] Comprehensive History, discography, etc

Tone row (2622 bytes)
1: ...are the basis of [[Arnold Schoenberg]]'s [[twelve-tone technique]] and [[serial music]].
3: ...rograde]], [[retrograde inversion]]; see [[twelve-tone technique]] for details).
5: ...elements into his twelve tone works, and the main tone row of his ''[[Violin Concerto (Berg)|Violin Conc...
7: [[Image:Berg_vn_conc_tone_row.png|G, Bb, D, F#, A, C, E, G#, B, C#, Eb, F]]
9: ...antata no. 60, which opens with consecutive whole tones, is quoted literally in the woodwinds (mostly cl...

Tone (linguistics) (10613 bytes)
1: ...ple, /t/, or /d/), and they are referred to as '''tonemes'''.
3: Languages that make use of tonemes are called '''tonal languages'''. The majorit...
5: ...nguistics)|Mandarin]] and [[Cantonese language|Cantonese]], but in fact, many unrelated languages are to...
7: ...nsists of tonal languages, including Mandarin, Cantonese, and [[Tibetan language|Tibetan]]. (Almost all ...
12: ...guage|Panjabi]] is a true tone language where the tones arose as a reinterpretation of a consonant serie...

Setting tone (403 bytes)
1: ... author sets the tone through words. The possible tones are as boundless as the number of possible [[emo...

Quarter tone (900 bytes)
1: ...cally) as a [[semitone]], which is half a [[whole tone]].
3: ...643. In 24 tone equal temperament, or the quarter tone scale, it is the smallest [[step]]. In [[just int...
5: ...n music including quarter tones or the '''quarter tone scale''', including:
10: ...res and cultures use quarter tones or the quarter tone scale, including:
13: [[List of quarter tone pieces]]

Tone cluster (952 bytes)
3: .... For example a typical tone cluster could be the tones C, C#, D, D#, E, F, held at the same time.
5: Variants of this include the chord comprising of tones separated [[diatonic]]ally, or [[pentatonic]]all...
9: Tone clusters may also be considered [[secundal]] chor...

Tone Loc (763 bytes)
1: '''Tone Loc''' (born '''Anthony Terrell Smith''' on [[Mar...
3: ...he name is often written with a [[macron]], as: ''Tone Lōc''. He was one of the first [[West Coast...

Common tone (1246 bytes)
1: ...osely related according to their number of common tones.
3: ... diatonic scale. However, transposition by the tritone includes two common keys. (ibid)

Shepard tone (3584 bytes)
1: ...le''. This creates the [[auditory illusion]] of a tone that continually ascends or descends in pitch, ye...
3: Shepard tone is named after [[Roger Shepard]].
5: [[Image:Shepard_tone.jpg|Shepard tone illustration]].
7: ...version of the scale where the steps between each tone are continuous, and it is appropriately called th...
9: ...to]] or [[portamento]]). When done correctly, the tone appears to rise (or descend) continuously in pitc...

Wolf Tone (776 bytes)
1: ...sonating frequency of the instrument, producing a tone that is loud and harsh, and basically unwelcomed ...
3: ...''[[violin]]''' and surrounding family, since the tones produced are played for much longer periods, and...
5: ...ually, an eliminator works by blocking out a wolf tone on the string being played, and thus is usually a...

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