10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HARMONISABLE»
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On the Sensations of Tone as a Physiological Basis for the ...
Thus if in (1). taking my notation throughout, D is used, we have C mapama, No.
3 of App. XIX., Table III. But if ID is used, we have A mitimi, No. 53 of that table.
Similarly in (2), D and Bi) would not give a harmonisable scale, but D and 'i'Bb
give ...
Hermann L. F. Helmholtz, 2009
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Modelling Extremal Events: For Insurance and Finance
D Example 8.8.17 (sas harmonisable processes) Every nice (i.e. continuous in
probability) stationary Gaussian process has a representation of the form Xt = I
eitxdM(x), (8.147) ./R where M is a (complex-valued) Gaussian random measure.
Paul Embrechts, Claudia Klüppelberg, Thomas Mikosch, 1997
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Revue roumaine de mathématiques pures et appliquées
Si / est une fonction de Dirichlet continue et finie, alors sa restriction à tout
domaine hyperbolique est harmonisable ([7] corollaire 2.1). Donc / est une
fonction de Wiener. Théorème 10. Soit (un)„eif une suite de fonctions
harmoniques définies ...
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Time series in the time domain
The class of processes for which the above limit exists were termed as K-F class
of processes. M. M. Rao (1976) studied a more general class of non-stationary
processes called almost harmonisable processes arising as where / is an almost
...
Edward James Hannan, Paruchuri R. Krishnaiah, Malempati Madhusudana Rao, 1985
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Statistical Theory and Method Abstracts
The x„ process is thus assumed to be harmonisable, i.e. S {xmx^ nix 1 ""-""UFiu, t.
), where G(u, r) is of bounded variation over the square of integration. It is
moreover assumed that F(u, v) is absolutely continuous, F(u, v) = I f(s,t)dsdt,
where f (s, ...
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Development Co-operation Report 2004 Efforts and Policies of ...
Least satisfactory of all in the survey results is the scant evidence of steps by
donors to harmonise easily harmonisable activities, e.g. undertaking joint
analytical/diagnostic work, rationalising missions, minimising transaction costs for
partner ...
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Issues in Music Teaching
So, in thecaseof African musics,for example, a simple responsorial song with
easytopronouncewords, with a limited vocal range,ina major key, harmonisable
withprimary chords, woulddo just fine.Gutturaland forced sounds, scooping,
ululation ...
Chris Philpott, Charles Plummeridge, 2004
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Post-Ecologist Politics: Social Theory and the Abdication of ...
The devaluation ofthesubjectthus meansa revaluation ofnot harmonisable
humanindividuality. In the language of early critical theory onemight say, the
abdication of the subject impliesthedecline of the primeinstrument of subjective
selfor ...
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Reading Merleau-Ponty: On Phenomenology of Perception
... subjects, is, as Husserl repeatedly says,a 'wonder' (e.g. Hua,VII,394).Now, the
wonder isthatthe courseof experience, which is beyond the control
ofthesubjectand appears aswholly contingent, is harmonious andindefinitely
harmonisable;or, ...
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Dependence in Probability and Statistics
... (iv) Iffi is i.i.d, then V? G L2(Rd) I0(Q5) I fépdWo, where W0 is the Gaussian
white noise spectralfield. Remark 6. When 4“ is i.i.d, B is the Brownian sheet,
property corresponding to its harmonisable representation d eitj>\j _ 1 Ba) I f H
Tdwoo).
Patrice Bertail, Paul Doukhan, Philippe Soulier, 2006
