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2001
Abstract In view of my frequent references to The Musical Language of Berlioz (MLB), and a return in this chapter to its main topic, the nuts and bolts of Berlioz’s music, a summary of its contents and some updating of its conclusions may be useful; specific examples in these paragraphs add to those in MLB, to which page-references in ...
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Abstract In view of my frequent references to The Musical Language of Berlioz (MLB), and a return in this chapter to its main topic, the nuts and bolts of Berlioz’s music, a summary of its contents and some updating of its conclusions may be useful; specific examples in these paragraphs add to those in MLB, to which page-references in ...
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1996
Abstract The compositional techniques that can be observed in the North German church music of Buxtehude’s era include both the new seventeenth-century Italian techniques that were adopted by German composers in all fields of composition, and older Italian techniques that were maintained specifically in the realm of church music.
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Abstract The compositional techniques that can be observed in the North German church music of Buxtehude’s era include both the new seventeenth-century Italian techniques that were adopted by German composers in all fields of composition, and older Italian techniques that were maintained specifically in the realm of church music.
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Glass Ionomer–Composite Sandwich Technique
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1990Glass ionomer cement characteristics of biological acceptability, fluoride release, dentin bondability, and marginal integrity are excellent; at the same time, they have always been regarded as secondary choices for anterior and posterior restorations.
M, Suzuki, R E, Jordan
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Imaging Techniques for the Assessment of Body Composition
The Journal of Nutrition, 1994Three imaging methods, ultrasound imaging (UI), computer-assisted axial tomography (CAT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), are widely used in medicine. Their application to the assessment of body composition in nutrition research is still being explored and developed.
M F, Fuller +3 more
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Automatic composition techniques for video production
IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, 1998Video production involves the process of capturing, editing and composing video segments for delivery to a consumer. A composition must yield a coherent presentation of an event or narrative. This process can be automated if appropriate domain-specific metadata are associated with video segments and composition techniques are established.
Gulrukh Ahanger, Thomas D. C. Little
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A Technique for Composite Photography of Surgical Specimens
Archives of Surgery, 1978Documentation of disease and disease process remains an important part of the practice of medicine. Throughout the history of medicine, the medical practitioners have tried to document lesions by means of sculptures, drawings, and woodcuts. The artists of the renaissance like Andreas Vesalius, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and others, through their ...
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Matrices for the acid-etch and composite technique
Journal of Dentistry, 1976Abstract The indications, method of construction and use of special matrices for the acid-etch and composite technique are discussed. Two case histories illustrating their use are presented.
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The Technique of Choral Composition
Notes, 1945Leonard Burkat, Archibald T. Davison
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A Comparison of Body Composition Techniques
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2000F, Rubiano, C, Nuñez, S B, Heymsfield
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