Unfretted by the constant threats, however, North Korea says it will not give up on its missile technology and nuclear deterrence unless Washington ends its hostile policy toward Pyongyang and dissolves the US-led UN command in South Korea.

Class 3 children are introduced to unfretted instruments (violin, cello) because they have to listen and find the note rather than simply learn it from a book or on the internet.

On 7th July, Nehru, declared: 'We are not bound by a single thing (emphasis added) except that we have decided to go to the constituent Assembly unfretted by the terms and conditions, of the Plan.' Nehru's fatal blunder gave Jinnah reason enough to withdraw the acceptance of the Plan by the Muslim League.

Repeating the lyric's opening words, "She will not have it," the sonnet refigures what was denial as a declaration forceful enough to bring about what it envisions: Loverlike to me, She with her happy gaze finds all that's best, She sees this fair and that unfretted still, And her own sunshine over all the rest: So she half keeps me as she'd have me be, And I forget to age, through her sweet will.

comes free; you just strum the unfretted strings.) I worked my way

(18) The violin's unfretted fingerboard allows musicians to produce subtle shadings when moving from one note to another, similar to the idea of portamento used in the European art music.

Sebastian Virdung and Martin Agricola in the sixteenth century divided the families into three major categories (further divided into four subcategories): chordophones (with keyboards, without keyboards, fretted and unfretted), aerophones (subdivided further as with finger holes, without finger holes, blown by bellows), and idiophones.

Finally, play the guitar's third string open (unfretted) and match your G string to that.

From there, one string segment runs along each of the two extra, unfretted necks.