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Determination of Biomass of Some Tree Species and Soil Properties of Reclamation Lands in Kom Ombo after Cultivation More Than 20 Years B – Swietenia mahagoni [PDF]
The work was conducted with the aim of estimating the biomass of Swietenia mahagoni and studying effect of afforestation using this specie on the chemical properties of soil; it was planted in March 1997 in poor reclaimed land that had never been planted
R.M.M. Sayed, +5 more
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Over the last few years, the financial sector has undergone a digital revolution that has had a severe impact on different related areas such as, the entities, the cybersecurity of systems, regulations and, of course, customers.
Miren Karmele García +5 more
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Timbre as an Elusive Component of Imagery for Music
Evidence of the ability to imagine timbre is either anecdotal, or applies to isolated instrument tones rather than timbre in real music. Experiments were conducted to infer the vividness of timbre in imagery for music.
Freya Bailes
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Pitch and timbre interfere when both are parametrically varied. [PDF]
Pitch and timbre perception are both based on the frequency content of sound, but previous perceptual experiments have disagreed about whether these two dimensions are processed independently from each other. We tested the interaction of pitch and timbre
Valeria C Caruso, Evan Balaban
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How vocal timbre impacts word identification and listening effort in traffic-shaped noises [PDF]
This study investigated how variation in vocal timbre (e.g., neutral and twangy) influences intelligibility and listening effort in traffic-shaped noises.
Tzu-Pei Tsai, Tessa Bent, Malachi Henry
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Neural and behavioral investigations into timbre perception
Timbre is the attribute that distinguishes sounds of equal pitch, loudness and duration. It contributes to our perception and discrimination of different vowels and consonants in speech, instruments in music and environmental sounds.
Stephen Michael Town +1 more
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Poetics of hypertimbralism in music
My presentation is an attempt to introduce and clarify an original concept which I called Hypertimbralism, that refers to music based on Hypertimbre as the foundation for musical composition.
Livia Teodorescu-Ciocanea
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Musical timbre style transfer with diffusion model [PDF]
In this work, we focus on solving the problem of timbre transfer in audio samples. The goal is to transfer the source audio’s timbre from one instrument to another while retaining as much of the other musical elements as possible, including loudness ...
Hong Huang +3 more
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Discrimination of timbre in early auditory responses of the human brain. [PDF]
BACKGROUND: The issue of how differences in timbre are represented in the neural response still has not been well addressed, particularly with regard to the relevant brain mechanisms.
Jaeho Seol +5 more
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Commentary on "Timbre as an Elusive Component of Imagery for Music," by Freya Bailes
The study of musical timbre by Bailes (2007) raises important questions concerning the relative ease of imaging complex perceptual attributes such as timbre, compared to more unidimensional attributes.
Andrea Halpern
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