Then all message excerpts with the same code across messages were merged and collated into one category.
To ensure that the changes in pleasure ratings were due to individualized emotional reactions to the excerpt and not specific to the changes in acoustical features, data for each excerpt was matched with the same piece listened to by a participant who had rated that piece as "neutral".
This manuscript is most likely to be an excerpt from the same florilegium, although here Mappæ Clavicula and Compositiones traditions are bound up with De diversis artibus by Theophilus, and other treatises related to pigments and glass colourings.
Is it possible to check the spelling of Spanish excerpts in the same document with English text in the American version of Microsoft Word 2010?
March 24 2015 Lugansky, an enduring Russian pianist with power to spare, likes his repertory on the conservative side: works by Schubert (including the Sonata in C Minor, D. 958) and Tchaikovsky (excerpts from "The Seasons," along with the same composer's stentorian "Grand Sonata" in G Major, Op. 37).
Subjects were subsequently presented with the same excerpts and asked to name each tune.
Excerpts from vintage newsreels and government films show the Communist propaganda machine indoctrinating children with the same kinds of slogans, songs and regimentation the Nazis had used.
The contestants' programs have to determine if two speech excerpts are from the same speaker.
The two-way mixed ANOVA revealed a significant main effect of Excerpt Type [F 1,1398) = 2384.32, p<.001], indicating that GSR was significantly higher when an excerpt was considered pleasurable than when the same excerpt was considered neutral.
In addition, subjects were administered a novel timbre discrimination test (previously described in Garrido et al., 2009) in which the subject was presented with two different, brief melodic excerpts each played by a single instrument; the task was to decide whether the excerpts were played by the same instrument or by different instruments.
