英語 での Dissonance の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The original indices are the spread covariance matrix of the spectrum, the mean of the spectrum, Hardness, Dissonance.
If you set the mastering level to 1 in AI Mastering, Dissonance seems to increase.
On the left, a mysterious galleon full of contemporary figures creates a temporal and spatial dissonance typical of Bonnard's humour.
At the recent Google i/o conference, the dissonance between the two systems was apparent.
Because I want to talk about three elements of that: confirmation bias, Dunning-Kruger effect and cognitive dissonance.
It really was cognitive psychology-- you know, cognitive dissonance-- that I was experiencing.
The most transformative experience I have ever had-- in that single moment, hearing dissonance and harmony and people singing, people together, the shared vision.
The tension between these two incompatible thoughts is called cognitive dissonance, and most people are driven to resolve this uncomfortable state of limbo.
If even dissonance was loved, then we definitely could have been together forever I wonder if I will forget about the lovable behavior of you Who would get embarrassed and push your bangs, cut too short, with your right hand.
United States composer(born in France) whose music combines dissonance with complex rhythms
By the end of the film, the only concession to this weird dissonance comes in a sort-of statement that it's probably good to take off the headset and actually interact with the real world now and then.
A little acid, sharpness or bitterness is often more pleasing than sugar; shadows enhance colours; and even a dissonance in the right place gives relief to harmony.
This intellectual dissonance creates secondary emotional effects, specifically the devastating belief that“I must be a bad mom for being sad that I have a new baby.”.
The band takes the passion of soul, the coolness of funk, the dissonance of jazz and the love of rock, puts it on simmer to extract the essence of each, and creates full-bodied music with a refreshing aftertaste. SWING-O a.
We can create problems if we produce dissonance between the experiences of practice and what we do during the periods between practicing, but also by attaching to experience.
And that's hard. There's a sort of inherent cognitive dissonance in doing that, like when you're writing your wedding vows at the same time as your prenuptial agreement.
Franco's style is related to that of other Spanish composers of the period, though more conservative, treating dissonance carefully, avoiding chromaticism and virtuosity; indeed tending towards austerity.
Having first learned the divine theory of music from the priests of the various Mysteries into which he had been accepted, Pythagoras pondered for several years upon the laws governing consonance and dissonance.
The Dissonance index tends to become small as there are many sounds whose spectrum is densely concentrated in the frequency direction, such as percussion instruments and noise, and become smaller as there are many pitches with pitches such as piano and strings.
The lengths we go to to avoid confronting our cognitive dissonance over eating meat suggest it might be wise to re-evaluate how comfortable we are with our current level of consumption.