10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RHYTHMIZATION»
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rhythmization in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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English Speech Rhythm: Form and function in everyday verbal ...
What we have discovered is that rhythmization occurs at a single level, i.e. does
not change levels within one and the same structure. This suggests an important
constraint on how prominences become rhythmic beats. Once a level of ...
Elizabeth Couper-Kuhlen, 1993
This impulse is compared to the subjective rhythmization of uniform sound
impressions of a particular rate of succession. The reviewer's belief is that the
writer might justly have gone a step farther and regarded these cases as not
merely ...
James Mark Baldwin, James McKeen Cattell, Howard Crosby Warren, 1901
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On Medieval and Renaissance Slavic Writing: Selected Essays
Another characteristic of Old Scandinavian legal style, incidentally often
combined with the presence of alliteration, is a certain rhythmization of the
language. This feature, like alliteration, was a means of facilitating the
memorization of the ...
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Towards Practical Brain-Computer Interfaces: Bridging the ...
Rhythmization. The ideas of sonifying neuro- and peripheral physiological activity
has been extensively explored by media artists since the early 1970s [56].
Recently introduced brain–computer musical interfaces (BCMIs) allow subjects to
...
Brendan Z. Allison, Stephen Dunne, Robert Leeb, 2012
Our first clue for identifying these upper and lower bounds for meter comes from
studies of subjective rhythmization. As noted in the previous chapter, this is our
grouping of a series of identical, isochronous stimuli into groups of twos and ...
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Hearing in Time: Psychological Aspects of Musical Meter
Our first clue for identifying these upper and lower bounds for meter comes from
studies of subjective rhythmization. As noted in the previous chapter, this is our
grouping of a series of identical, isochronous stimuli into groups of twos and ...
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Psychology Books Part - 1:
A definite subjective rhythm period undoubtedly appears; but its constancy is not
maintained absolutely, either in the process of subjective rhythmization or in the
reproduction of ideal forms. Its manifestation is subject to the special conditions ...
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Peirce Seminar Papers: Essays in Semiotic Analysis
Rhythmization. When I some 25 years ago — inspired by discussions with,
among others, Rudolf Ru2i£ka and Hansjacob Seiler — began to study the
temporal categories, in particular, the aspect category, in Slavic languages, I
could not ...
When these devices are used by preachers, storytellers, and other spoken word
artists, there is very little noticeable difference between guttural effects and
related utterances, interpolated vocality, and vocal rhythmization. Another way to
view ...
Carlton W. Molette and Barbara J. Molette, 2013
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Geometry as Objective Science in Elementary School ...
It isprecisely this rhythmization, the performative of making music, writing, and
talking/gesturing/doing mathematics that we need to theorize rather than
engaging in stale formalisms that expelthe most distinguishingfeatures that
separate the ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RHYTHMIZATION»
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Subharchord: A child of the golden age
... worked extensively with the Subharchord's unique narrow-band Mel-filter and Rhythmisierungseinrichtung (rhythmization installation). The Kippschwingungen ... «Resident Advisor, Jan 13»
