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45 resultados para Musical activities

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

ACOUSTICS OF STRINGED MUSICAL-INSTRUMENTS

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What makes an object into a musical instrument?

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Bayesian hierarchical models and inference for musical audio processing

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Using simulation to support integration of life-cycle engineering activities into an existing design process: a case study

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The role of spin-outs within university research commercialisation activities: case studies from 10 UK universities

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Mobile computing in maintenance activities: A ’situational induced impairments and disabilities’ perspective

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Sequential inference of rhythmic structure in musical audio

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The evolution of ‘third mission’ activities at the University of Cambridge: balancing strategic and operational considerations

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A framework to re-organize design activities during engineering change process

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Bayesian modelling of temporal structure in musical audio

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The evolution of 'third mission' activities at the University of Cambridge: balancing strategic and operational considerations

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Bayesian modelling of temporal structure in musical audio

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Bayesian computational models for inharmonicity in musical instruments

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Effect of microbial activities on the mobility of copper in stabilised contaminated soil

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