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Diophantine Equations in Many VariablesDumke, Jan Henrik 08 October 2014 (has links)
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Natural Forms: Stimuli For Urban ArchitecturePerkins, Vernon K. 18 December 2000 (has links)
The implications of geology, climate, and season are studied for the purpose of generating ideas for appropriate design of a master plan for a city block and the details of an inn that is part of the master plan. The design is studied in the context of the Clarendon sector of Arlington County, Virginia. Clarendon was the old commercial center of Arlington, which generated numerous layers of urban form. / Master of Architecture
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High performance computations with Hecke algebras : bilinear forms and Jantzen filtrationsLivesey, Daria January 2014 (has links)
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Partitions/ apparitionsSwanson, Erik Shane 10 October 2014 (has links)
This Masters Report discusses my pivotal works from the past three years, as well as the generative concepts and stories behind them. Ubiquitous forms and anachronistic processes, pushed to the periphery for sheer abundance or seeming obsolescence, are two of my points of focus. / text
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A balanced view of system identificationMcGinnie, B. Paul January 1993 (has links)
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Children's musical perception and creativity as a compositional modelMollison, Deborah January 2001 (has links)
The intention of this study was to understand more fully the process of creating musical composition. As a means to to this I created a compositional model, "Maya's Words", a conscious experiment which utilised the techniques I discovered and codified from children's compositions. By utilising rhe model as a working tool and the information extracted from the children's works I was able to draw together my own theories and observations concerning the process of musical composition and how it works. Within this study I have also examined my own process of musical composition and drawn, in a limited way, upon my work on the methodology behind the compositional procedures of composer Elisabeth Lutyens. The way in which the children used their own musical ideas in a flexible and original manner illustrated a mental state that seemed to be able to grasp thoughts from anywhere, without reference, for example, to tradition or style. This dexterity brought to my attention the notion that the children were using fragments of ideas/music/sound and integrating them into their own compositions. In the compositional model for this study I chose to compose in a way that utilised information from this study in many manifestations but it also had to be an organic growth as a means to be real and for me to have a true input into it a sa composer. It also had to incorporate many of the study elements into it otherwise it would not be a conscious experiment. The two forces here, for me haave worked in tandem as the flexibility of approach used by the children has allowed me to work in a flexible way in this compositional model and yet the uncomplicated way in which the children evaluated their own progressions has had a profound influence on me too and provided me with a method of self-evaluation which does not create self-inflicted damage to my own feelings about my composition. I hope in the same way that this study will allow composers a freedon of perspective that will open for them a new understanding of musical composition.
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Iurri Olesha, Abram Room and Strogii iunosha : artistic form and political contextMichalski, Milena Lily January 2000 (has links)
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The development of past time referenceHart, G. Q. January 1982 (has links)
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Isolation and Partial Characterization of a Bacterium Which Gives Off Filtrable CellsSiu, Henry H. W. 05 1900 (has links)
The present study was on the isolation of a bacterium capable of producing filtrable forms which passed through the 0.45µ filter membrane and regenerated the parental form; the testing of the true filtrability of the isolate; the relationship
between growth of the isolate and appearance of filtrability; partial characterization of the isolate and visualization of the elements that passed through the membrane filter with electron microscopy and shadow casting technique.
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The animal form in pottery : some historical and contemporary aspectsTilghman, Marilyn H. January 2010 (has links)
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