* fall: jazz term describing a note of definite pitch sliding downwards to another note of definite pitch. * falsetto: vocal register above the normal voice * fermata: finished, closed; i.e., a rest or note is to be held for a duration that is at the discretion of the performer or ...
First, the two tasks differ in term of rhythmicity; copying lines of loops involves repeated and more continuous movement, whereas isolated word writing induces shorter, more irregular, and less continuous movement that can be less attracted by the auditory stimuli. Consequently, it would be easier...
This brings us to the second Greek term–pareidolia (par-ih- DOE- lee-ah). Pareidolia comes from two Greek words “para”—wrong, and “eidolon”—image. (2) Pareidolia is the neurological phenomenon of perceiving a pattern in random noise (data) where in reality there is no such pattern...
Besides looking more systematically for the behavioral effects of pairing olfactory stimuli with their corresponding pitch, timbre, or geometrical shape, another important test for their inclusion as crossmodal correspondences comes from their being bidirectional. Other crossmodal correspondences have already ...
and plants of your choice, as well as a shallow dish or container to hold the sand. Place the rocks around the edges for decoration, and then slowly pour water over the sand until it’s damp but not saturated. This can be an incredibly calming activity that helps bring a bit of nature...
This term will be understood by those skilled in the art to mean any suitable fixed potential, whether adjustable or not, by which the desired effects may be obtained. Furthermore, in referring to a signal transmission circuit it is intended to include such parts of the output circuit, as ...
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There’s a detectable sprinkle of “I’m a long term ELO fan” in that assessment (“more concise”) but I see what this contributor was getting at. ELO 2/II might “only” be five tracks (the shortest of which clocks in at nearly seven freakin’ minutes) but I agree with you ...
I definitely didn’t express enough that we do not take the term “rape” lightly and would never want to advocate sexual violence against any human being. It was a play on words which we never expected to be used as an actual genre. If there is anyone out there that we may have ...