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... TION , in music , the extemporaneous composi- tion or free performance of a musical passage , usually in a manner conforming to certain stylistic norms but unfettered by the prescrip- tive features of a specific musical text . Music ...
... TION , in music , the extemporaneous composi- tion or free performance of a musical passage , usually in a manner conforming to certain stylistic norms but unfettered by the prescrip- tive features of a specific musical text . Music ...
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... tion can be solved directly and easily when the given function is a sine or cosine function . The process of breaking up a rather arbitrary function into a series like f ( x ) is called Fourier analysis and has numerous applications in ...
... tion can be solved directly and easily when the given function is a sine or cosine function . The process of breaking up a rather arbitrary function into a series like f ( x ) is called Fourier analysis and has numerous applications in ...
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... tion , and pollution of resources and filled with misgivings over the anomalies of a " melting pot " civilization . The materialism of Amer- ican life deeply troubled James , and on his return to England he set to work to shore up his ...
... tion , and pollution of resources and filled with misgivings over the anomalies of a " melting pot " civilization . The materialism of Amer- ican life deeply troubled James , and on his return to England he set to work to shore up his ...
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19th century Horsehair for the textile industry | 87 |
horsehair worm also called HAIRWORM | 250 |
of this dark cloud has a shape somewhat | 300 |
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