[PDF] Top 20 Unified modelling of simplified musical instruments in time domain

... Abstract: Musical instruments contain, at their very basis, a vibrating element (string or air column) which can be treated as a 1D linear ...means of a continuous energy input through a non linear ... See full document

... finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method was first introduced by Yee in 1966 [6] in order to study the scattering of electromagnetic ...developed in several fields, mainly ... See full document

... Modeling of Brass Instruments Including Nonlinear Wave Propagation, Viscothermal Losses, and Lips ...haviour of an Outward-Striking Valve Brass Instrument Model? ...Physical Modelling ... See full document

... are of interest to the sound generation mechanism. Wave propagation in the cylindrical and conical parts of the bore may therefore be described with a one-dimensional wave ...for modelling the ... See full document

... Instead of a continuous-wave probe, in VBOTDA the probe is phase modulated (PM) to create two ...one of the sidebands of the PM signal falls in the SBS gain region ...conversion ... See full document

... The last two of these six lines are connected to substation General Rodríguez, the connection point with the north SADI. Substation Ezeiza is connected to the SADI load center (Buenos Aires city and surroundings) ... See full document

... use of a sensing scheme that doubles the fiber length connected to the BOTDA sensing unit while only half of it is employed for sensing purposes ...half of the fiber is used for distributed sensing ... See full document

... DSML. In this sense, some initiatives based on UML for modelling different enterprise dimensions have been developed providing a DSML that allows performing specific enter- prise models on these dimensions ... See full document

... assumption of the measurement technique is that the power lost or gained by the pump pulse through SBS is negligible in comparison to the total pulse power ...variations of the probe beam. Non-local ... See full document

... Performance of this elec- trical model to account for time domain variations of switching currents in chiral smectic LC displays with V/W-shaped electrooptical response has been analyze[r] ... See full document

... view of metadiscourse, as “the cover term for the self- reflective expressions used to negotiate interactional meanings in a text, assisting the writer (or speaker) to express a viewpoint and engage with ... See full document

... Normality of distributions was assessed by means of a Kolmogorov-Smirnov ...Dominance in verbal over spatial reasoning tasks was defined as the ratio between the verbal and the spatial aptitude test ... See full document

... importance of how to manufacture the products in the best possible ...real- time production situation and the global energy and resource ...regulation of environmental matters is increasingly ... See full document

... range of available dissimilarities, other major issue arises in a natural way, namely to decide which dissimilarity measure should be used in a particular ...purpose of the clustering task, ... See full document

... If a human being watches the signal in figure 2, he can get information about the signal behaviour. We could conclude that the signal is “noisy” at the beginning. Then it reaches a maximum, a minimum and grows and ... See full document

... patterns in a two-step process [18]: first, the substrate is illuminated to induce the PV ...immersed in a suspension of particles allowing them to deposit on the crystal ...coupling of ... See full document

... We will see that the analysis of one-year long top-rated movies shows a power-law distribu- tion in the degree of items (movies) and an absence of a power law behavior in the degree di[r] ... See full document

... fields in the x-z plane have been ...described in Figure 5 using ...appear in the near-field region and when rough spatial sampling is ...exists in computation ... See full document

... it in Eq. (12). This Eq. states our criterion. From the concept in which it is based on, we call it the Uncertainty Principle Method ...which in QM expresses the Uncertainty Principle, and because we ... See full document

... occurring in orthogonal pairs with identical frequencies ( ω n A = ω n B ) ...alteration of this symmetry is introduced, the natural frequencies of these two degenerate modal families deviate from ... See full document