In this paper we present a stepwise method for the analysis of musical sequences. The starting point is either a MIDI file or the score of a piece of music. The result is a set of likely themes and motifs. The method relies on a pitch intervals representation of music and an event discovery system that extracts significant and repeated patterns from sequences. We report and discuss the results ...

Correspondence: Wilfred McSherry Senior Lecturer in Acute Care of the Adult The University of Hull School of Nursing, Social Work and Applied Health Studies Milner Hall Room M208 Cottingham Road Hull HU6 7XR UK Telephone: þ44 1482 464607 E-mail: [email protected] McSHERRY W, CASH K & ROSS L (2004) Journal of Clinical Nursing 13, 934–941 Meaning of spirituality: implications for nursing prac...

While the needs of interactive Internet maps to solve geographical tasks in the society are urgently growing and the technologies are constantly improving, researches of user interface become one of the tools that can ensure the application of effective functionality in order to ensure quality communication. Functionality can be describe as possibilities of the interface applicability for the u...

PURPOSE Qualitative studies examining lived experiences of psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES) have predominantly relied on datasets collected using clinical or research interviews. This study pursued a different approach by investigating individuals' written accounts of their condition. METHODS Participants (n=19) were recruited from membership-led organisations for individuals living w...

Method: case study and analysis of thematic content in the stages of unity of meaning, condensed meaning unity, interpretation of the underlying meaning, sub-theme and theme. Nine nurse managers participated. The data collection was done through a script with questions that, according to the convenience of the participants, were answered by electronic mail. The data were analyzed in the light o...

The discriminant of a number field K tells us which primes p in Z ramify in OK : the prime factors of the discriminant. However, the way we have seen how to compute the discriminant doesn’t address the following themes: (1) determine which prime ideals in OK ramify (that is, which p in OK have e(p|p) > 1 rather than which p have e(p|p) > 1 for some p), (2) determine the multiplicity of a prime ...