Search for dissertations about: "sound object"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 37 swedish dissertations containing the words sound object.
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16. An Inferentialist Interpretation of Classical Logic
Abstract : The aim of this work is to provide an account of the meanings of the standard logical operators meeting the following requirements:1) It should meet Dummettian standards of intelligibility; specifically, it should do without any notion of recognition-transcendent truth.2) It should validate Classical logic. READ MORE
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17. Orchestrating timbre – Unfolding processes of timbre and memory in improvisational piano performance
Abstract : This doctoral thesis presents how the orchestration of timbre is investigated from a performer’s perspective as means to “unfold” improvisational processes. It is grounded in my practice as a pianist in the realm of improvised music, in which I often use preparations and objects as extensions of the instrument. READ MORE
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18. Reactive Objects and Functional Programming
Abstract : The construction of robust distributed and interactive software is still a challenging task, despite the recent popularity-increase for languages that take advanced programming concepts into the mainstream. Several problematic areas can be identified: most languages require the reactivity of a system to be manually upheld by careful avoidance of blocking operations; mathematical values often need to be encoded in terms of stateful objects or vice versa; concurrency is particularly tricky in conjunction with encapsulated software components; and static type safety is often compromised because of the lack of simultaneous support for both subtyping and polymorphism. READ MORE
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19. The Amygdala, Arousal and Memory: From Lesions to Neuroimaging
Abstract : Emotional events are better remembered than neutral events. But what are the mechanisms behind this memory enhancing effect? It seems that they depend on the arousal level at the moment we experience the event to be remembered. READ MORE
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20. Using Virtual Reality for Participatory Design and Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Abstract : In this thesis, the usability of Virtual Reality (VR) has been investigated and developed within two applications: participatory design of workplaces and brain injury rehabilitation. In the first application, VR is used in combination with full scale modelling, drama and democratic meetings in an Envisionment Workshop. READ MORE