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#X text 165 386 signal;
#X text 165 422 signal;
#X text 165 458 (none);
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#X text 221 422 - output of cosine function;
#X text 221 386 - input to cosine function (in radians);
#X obj 497 71 cyclone/dsponoff~;
#X obj 4 4 ./header cosx~;
#X text 22 61 Signal cosine function (radian input);
#X obj 203 188 sig~;
#X obj 203 247 cyclone/snapshot~ 1;
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#X text 49 95 Like [cyclone/sinx~] & [cyclone/tanx~] \, [cosx~] expects input values in radians. Thus \, unlike [cos~] (from Pd vanilla and max/msp) \, it's not designed to work with [phasor~]'s output (from 0 to 1) and used for mathematical operations., f 68;
#X text 39 322 see also:;
#X text 205 322 as a Vanilla alternative;
#X text 369 322 and;
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#X obj 110 87 cyclone/acosh;
#X obj 110 115 cyclone/asin;
#X obj 110 145 cyclone/atanh;
#X obj 110 175 cyclone/cosh;
#X obj 110 205 cyclone/sinh;
#X obj 110 234 cyclone/tanh;
#X obj 72 295 sin;
#X obj 105 295 cos;
#X obj 137 295 tan;
#X obj 169 295 atan;
#X obj 208 295 atan2;
#X text 256 294 - trigonometric functions from Vanilla;
#X text 109 358 All of the functions above are also present in vanilla's, f 29;
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#X text 338 363 or;
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#X obj 285 104 cyclone/acosh~;
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#X obj 285 152 cyclone/asinh~;
#X obj 285 176 cyclone/atan~;
#X obj 285 200 cyclone/atan2~;
#X text 70 19 Control data trigonometric functions from Cyclone:, f 26;
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#X obj 392 122 cyclone/cosx~;
#X obj 392 144 cyclone/sinh~;
#X obj 392 167 cyclone/sinx~;
#X obj 392 190 cyclone/tanh~;
#X obj 392 213 cyclone/tanx~;
#X text 297 26 Sigal trigonometric functions from Cyclone:, f 26;
#X obj 215 323 cos~;
#X text 257 322 - actually a cosine wavetable;
#X restore 401 323 pd all-trig-objects;
#X obj 104 323 expr~ cos($v1);
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