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Paton Prize Lecture Winner 2024: Gordon Holmes and the Irish spirit of adventure: Lessons for modern thinkers. [PDF]
Exp PhysiolAbstract This lecture is given in honour of Sir William Paton (1917–1993), physiologist, pharmacologist and Fellow of the Royal Society. His passion for the history of medicine led to generous donations to the Society, who consequently founded the Paton Prize Fund for historical research.
Roe SM.
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Sources, 2023 How have gender and racial norms conveyed by illustrated magazines—whose circulation exploded in Africa in the 1960s—affected photographers’ local practices? And how, in turn, have they themselves generated this gendered visual order?
Margaux Lavernhe
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Acoustic modeling using the digital waveguide mesh [PDF]
, 2007 The digital waveguide mesh has been an active area of music acoustics research for over ten years. Although founded in 1-D digital waveguide modeling, the principles on which it is based are not new to researchers grounded in numerical simulation, FDTD ...
Kelloniemi, Antti +3 more
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Beat histogram features from NMF-based novelty functions for music classification [PDF]
, 2015 In this paper we present novel rhythm features derived from drum tracks extracted from polyphonic music and evaluate them in a genre classification task. Musical excerpts are analyzed using an optimized, partially fixed Non-Negative Matrix Factorization (
Lerch, Alexander +2 more
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VIKTOR SEVSKY’S JOURNALISM IN THE SATIRICAL MAGAZINES “BEACH”, “DRUM”, “NEW SATYRICON”
Proceedings of Southern Federal University. Philology, 2022 The article examines the speeches of the outstanding Don publicist Viktor Sevsky in the satirical magazines “Beach”, “Drum”, “New Satyricon” in 1917. The study reveals the problem-thematic and genre characteristics of V. Sevsky’s journalism in the context of the development of Russian satirical journalism of the revolutionary period.
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Stellenbosch Papers in Linguistics Plus, 2015 This article reports on the ways in which the rape of women by men is constructed in the advice column Dear Dolly, published in the South African periodical Drum Magazine.
Jana Krige, Marcelyn Oostendorp
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Tracing Changes in a Gun Control Q&A: The Story of “One Hundred Round Magazine Drums”
Studies in Applied Linguistics and TESOL, 2022 In recent years, the US society has witnessed a sharp growth in political divide, particularly between those holding conservative and liberal views (Pew Research Center, 2014, 2017). Among the multitude of issues that the American people find divisive, the issue on gun regulation has been one of the most controversial ones (Pew Research Center, 2021 ...
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New light on the ‘Drummer of Tedworth’: conflicting narratives of witchcraft in Restoration England [PDF]
, 2005 This paper presents a definitive text of hitherto little-known early documents concerning ‘The Drummer of Tedworth’, a poltergeist case that occurred in 1662-3 and became famous not least due to its promotion by Joseph Glanvill in his demonological work,
Craster H. H. E. +9 more
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The drum machine’s ear: XLN Audio’s drum sequencer XO and algorithmic listening
Sound Studies, 2019 In 2015 I spoke to producer Stefan Goldmann about the ideologies of music production and the use of presets. In our conversation, Goldmannmentioned a video that shows the EDM producer Avicii in his studio: Tim Bergling (Avicii) stares at his screen and ...
Malte Kobel
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Bonding machine for forming a solar array strip [PDF]
, 1979 A machine is described for attaching solar cells to a flexable substrate on which printed circuitry has been deposited. The strip is fed through: (1) a station in which solar cells are elevated into engagement with solder pads for the printed circuitry ...
Cairo, F. J. +6 more
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