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CHI '13 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2013
The eMic (Extended Microphone Stand Interface Controller) is a Human Computer Interface specifically designed for contemporary vocal performance. The designer has been performing with the interface for the past decade and has explored a range of different approaches to composing and developing performance works for this unique interface.
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The eMic (Extended Microphone Stand Interface Controller) is a Human Computer Interface specifically designed for contemporary vocal performance. The designer has been performing with the interface for the past decade and has explored a range of different approaches to composing and developing performance works for this unique interface.
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(Un)Explained EMIC Waves: Understanding Quiet Time EMIC Wave Drivers
Journal of Geophysical Research: Space PhysicsAbstract Electromagnetic ion cyclotron (EMIC) waves are known to be generated through cyclotron resonance with the local ion particle population and grow when there is a large enough temperature anisotropy. In general, these temperature anisotropies necessary for wave growth are found to be associated with either solar wind pressure ...
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2009
The distinction between emic and etic was first proposed in the mid-1950s by the linguist Kenneth Pike. The term 'emic' derives from phonemics, which studies the sound system of a particular language that is meaningful for native speakers. The term 'etic', conversely, derives from phonetics, which studies the physical properties of speech sounds ...
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The distinction between emic and etic was first proposed in the mid-1950s by the linguist Kenneth Pike. The term 'emic' derives from phonemics, which studies the sound system of a particular language that is meaningful for native speakers. The term 'etic', conversely, derives from phonetics, which studies the physical properties of speech sounds ...
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