- 1646) is a huge
collection of
diminutions.: 3 For
Heinrich Schenker, "all
foreground is
diminution". "All
diminution must be
secured firmly to the total...
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Diminution may
refer to:
Diminution, a
musical term
Diminutive Diminution (satire)
Diminution (risk management)
Chromatin diminution This disambiguation...
- Conversely, if they
reduce the note
values in
diminution, it can be
called a
diminution canon or
canon by
diminution (canon per diminutionem).
Prolation canons...
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Diminution in
value is a
legal term of art used when
calculating damages in a
legal dispute, and
describes a
measure of
value lost due to a cir****stance...
- one
voice singing diminutions above an
instrumental accompaniment to two or
three highly ornamented voices singing varying diminutions at once. Such ornaments...
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Diminution is a
satirical technique that aims to
belittle a
subject via description. The term,
derived from "diminutive"
meaning "small," was
defined by...
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regarding cellular processes that
cause cancer, and for
describing chromatin diminution in nematodes. His
brother was
industrialist Walter Boveri.
Boveri was...
- Risk
management is the identification, evaluation, and
prioritization of risks,
followed by the minimization, monitoring, and
control of the
impact or...
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MacArthur gave a
press conference at
Suwon where he
stated "****uming no
diminution of the enemy's flow of
ground forces and
materiel to the
Korean battle...
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transcribed as ⟨ʔ̞⟩, ⟨ʔ̰⟩, or ⟨ʔ̬⟩. It
involves tension in the
glottis and
diminution of airflow,
compared to
surrounding vowels, but not full occlusion. Features...
