9 thoughts on “ Analogies - Analog Computer Music ”

1. May 26,  · Digital music is a COPY of analog music and it is not a continuous recording. Rather, the sounds are captured using samples (generally several thousand times per second).

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2. 10 Examples of Analogies 1. Life is Like a Race. In a race, the competitor who runs fast and continually does so would eventually win or at least take part in the race. The competitor who is weaker, keeps on stopping to rest, is not fully prepared and would never complete the race, loses, or for some reason, gets disqualified. Life can.

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3. Teaching DNA By Analogies. students understand the relationship of genotype (genetic coding) to phenotype (expression of coding) is to compare a computer to a computer program or a Nintendo machine to a Nintendo game cartridge. For years my son (neighbor, nephew etc.) had two Nintendo games that Uncle Fred had sent him for his birthday.

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4. Unit 3: One Word Analogies This unit contains classic analogies worksheets in which students must choose the pair of words that best express a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair. Note that low beginning analogies have been created so that one word is static.

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5. Aug 08,  · (For those concepts, I would use a CD player as the analogy. The CD player is the hardware and the music is the software. Yes, the music is on the CD but you can't touch the music. You can only "hear the music" or "run the program" by operating the software in the hardware.) Now, there are lots of other things that you can do on the sub.

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6. Such a computer modeling may offer to musicology a detailed and explicit understanding of music, and may suggest to cognitive science the necessary conditions for a virtual perception of musical.

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7. I Never Metaphor I Didn't Like: A Comprehensive Compilation of History's Greatest Analogies, Metaphors, and Similes by Dr. Mardy Grothe | Aug 5, out of 5 stars

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8. Recognizing and constructing analogies is one way of helping students bridge the gap between the new and the old. Traditional analogies include the eye and a camera, the heart and a pump, the brain and a computer, and the memory and a file cabinet. Self-created analogies are generally more effective than those made up by others (Gunning, ).

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9. Mar 31,  · An analog computer solves problems by representing variables and constants with voltage. These quantities are then manipulated by electronic circuits (operational amplifiers, or op-amps) that perform math. They are not suitable at all for general.

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