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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Evolutionary Growth"”.
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Unfolding Evolutionary Growth Within a Subsidiary: The Case of a Sales Subsidiary in the Middle East
… an evolutionarily growing subsidiary unfold. The evolutionary growth of a subsidiary requires continuous resource management to enable the creation and development of capabilities. Capabilities refer to a set of complex patterned activities that, through the act of carrying out these activities, …
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The Evolution of Compositional Style in the Latin Choral Music of Knut Nystedt
In this study Mr. Nystedt's evolutionary growth in compositional style is documented through the analysis of compositions chosen from his three distinct compositional periods: the early works, the period of experimentation, and the period of consolidation. Each work was chosen to represent …
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A critical discussion of the twelve-tonal idiom of Anton Webern and criticism of its assessmant by some natable theorists
… of his art as Webern has. In him we find an evolutionary growth which consistently advanced the frontiers of music and presented the world with a series of masterpieces which,regrettably,are too seldom performed. Yet during his life Webern was scandalously neglected and misunderstood. It …
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A critical discussion of the twelve-tonal idiom of Anton Webern and criticism of its assessmant by some natable theorists
… of his art as Webern has. In him we find an evolutionary growth which consistently advanced the frontiers of music and presented the world with a series of masterpieces which,regrettably,are too seldom performed. Yet during his life Webern was scandalously neglected and misunderstood. It …
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A critical discussion of the twelve-tonal idiom of Anton Webern and criticism of its assessmant by some natable theorists
… of his art as Webern has. In him we find an evolutionary growth which consistently advanced the frontiers of music and presented the world with a series of masterpieces which,regrettably,are too seldom performed. Yet during his life Webern was scandalously neglected and misunderstood. It …
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The Sacred Depths of Nature: An Ontology of the Possible in the Philosophy of Peirce and Heidegger
… taken to be sacred in its continual processes of evolutionary growth and transformation. Possibility, found in Peirce's category of experience known as "Firstness," provides organisms with the ontological conditions required for any immediately felt qualitative experience--experience that is the …
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Linking structure and function of complex cortical networks
… of real networks from side-effects of the evolutionary-growth processes.