Urbanism potential powers embrace significant opportunities to reach urban sustainability. Investigating and power/force explanation of urbanism have not been clarified in previous studies. Thus, the research is arguing concept power by comparing contrasting bipolar concept, differences, relations intersections. Previous related studies adopted indicate urbanism, a case study analysis provided,...

the issue of urban decline in city centers and horizontal expansion of the city and its consequences is a challenge in sustainable development of the cities. in this regard, new approaches were shaped to define career planning, urban design and urban environmental quality concerns in new-urbanism pattern. the critical approach to modern urban pattern was formed based on scattered, non-human and...

Recent developments are presented in the evolution of Harmony Space, a highly enabling interface designed to encourage and facilitate rapid learning, especially by beginners, about the practical use and theory of tonal harmony, especially as applied to composition and analysis. The interface exploits both cognitive theories of tonal harmony and principles of human-computer interaction. In parti...

This paper is a seminar paper that summarizes Fran­ cis Edward Su’s paper “Rental harmony: Sperner’s lemma in fair division” [1] in 1999. In this paper we introduce and prove Sperner’s Lemma. Then, we introduce the fair division problem and an al­ gorithm based on Sperner’s lemma that can solve some variants of the fair division problem.

This paper examines vowel harmony initiated by a weak trigger. Height harmony in Veneto Italian dialects, wherein a post-tonic high vowel triggers raising of preceding mid vowels, forms a case study. Veneto presents two variable patterns: stresstargeted harmony, in which harmony propagates to the stressed syllable, and maximal extension harmony, in which raising persists to pretonic vowels. The...

Conklin, Jenna T. M.A., Purdue University, May 2015. The Interaction of Gradient and Categorical Processes of Long-Distance Vowel-to-Vowel Assimilation in Kazan Tatar. Major Professor: Dr. Mary Niepokuj. Vowel harmony and vowel-to-vowel coarticulation are long-distance assimilatory processes wherein certain vowels trigger systematic changes in adjacent vowels; harmony effects phonological chang...

Structured architecture would improve the systems quality by establishing discipline, but does not account of their evolution. We need to go beyond by discovering and using the hidden laws of urbanism that are intimately tied to autonomy, adaptation and evolution notions.

Three experiments investigated the role of word stress and vowel harmony in speech segmentation. Finnish has fixed word stress on the initial syllable, and vowels from a front or back harmony set cannot co-occur within a word. In Experiment 1, we replicated the results of Suomi, McQueen, and Cutler (1997) showing that Finns use a mismatch in vowel harmony as a word boundary cue when the target-...