Titlebook: Harmony: A Psychoacoustical Approach; Richard Parncutt Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Harmony.Music Theory.Psychoacousti

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Richard Parncutt this approach is the so-called business model canvas (BMC), introduced by Ostwalder and Pigneur. The chapter describes how it is possible to apply BMC to procurement. The remaining part of this two-volume book concentrates on how to act on the BMC components to improve processes in the direction of the agility.

興奮過度

Richard Parncuttd more digitized. The first requirement is to improve processes and eliminate waste as much as possible. This first volume concentrates on how to re-engineer processes in the direction of agility and leanness. The second volume analyzes how procurement can be digitally transformed.

緩解

Richard Parncuttever really predict the future in ways that would be meaningful to the product development team and the customers so that they could collectively re-plan their activities to align with the evolving dynamics of a project.

動(dòng)機(jī)

Background,n of harmony in terms of perceptual familiarity with the pitch pattern of typical complex tones. Unlike other theories, Terhardt’s is both empirically based and capable of explaining harmony’s origins.

熟練

Psychomusicology,; intonation within chromatic pitch categories involves a compromise between minimum roughness and maximum pitch commonality. Diatonic (major/minor) tonality depends on various aspects of consonance and musical pitch, but especially on the roots of chords and broken chords.

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Model,are used to estimate the “tonalness” and “multiplicity” of a simultaneity, and the salience of each tone sensation. Calculated salience values enable the evaluation of pitch commonality and pitch distance between sequential sounds. These are combined to model the results of pitch analysis and tone/chord similarity experiments.

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Richard Parncuttapter analyzes the components and the potential applications. It also highlights the pros and cons of each. In the case of cloud computing, the chapter presents an innovative business case considering all the costs and benefits of this solution.