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code example shows the application of GEL in CCS. The first function, as shown in Listing 2.1 creates a dialog for “gain1 parameter” which copies to C variable “gain1”. On the other hand, in the C source program, a global variable “gain1” of type float or short should be declared and initialized. A slider or dialog appears when GEL function from “Scripts”-menu is selected. With slider or dialog function, shown in Figure 2.3, we are al- lowed to control the amplitude of the output parameter by using

Throughout this dialog, and also in a significant number of Plato's other works, the idea of artful interests comes up frequently. Basically, art is an expertise coordinated towards some and meant for the advantage of those performing the art. In Gorgias, Socrates first specifies the thought of art as a major aspect of an exploration into the way of rhetoric. In examining this subject, he recognizes genuine arts and false ones which make an inaccurate impression of good. This distinction turns out

Frank Darabont’s film ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ is powerful through story and production. The consistent use of strategic film techniques such as camera use, music, dialog, editing, symbolism, themes and juxtaposition contribute to the rich quality of film. Three scenes which made a particularly significant impression on the audience were Andy and Reds outdoor conversation, Andy’s escape and Reds free man ending. The cinematically basic scene, in which Andy and Red converse in the prison yard, discussing

An American Summer is a movie that retells the story of the classic Adventures of Tom Sawyer remixed into a 1970’s Southern California setting in order to explore new themes and ideas. In this modernized setting, the story diverges from the original plot, while highlighting similar elements as the original novel. In An American Summer, the characters are meant to be reflective of their Tom Sawyer counterparts in namesake only, and the adaption does not follow the nuance and elements of characters

ethicist and a psychologist. The result is a thoroughly logical and entertaining exposure of flaws in the pro-choice platform. The author organizes the debate of this serious moral issue -- is abortion murder -- by engaging Socrates in three dialogs. In each dialog Socrates questions a pro-choice representative about his beliefs. In each case, Socrates shows his opponent the fallacy of his position using the opponent's own words. Socrates mission is to “follow the common master” (20), using rational

believe the main theme of The Outsiders is separation of society I believe that it is love conquers all to provide evidence there will be three points dialog, symbolism and characters.Dialog can give you the meaning of any story. In The Outsiders it gives hints. Dialog contributes to the theme because you can feel the emotion. Dally himself had dialog like this, “’ Dry off and wait here. At least Johnny’s got his jeans and jacket. You ought to run away in a sweat shirt, and a wet one at that.

environment following his wartime experience; he leaves the war “seeing-more” and as a result, awakens to find that he has lost touch with the material world. Salinger uses the story’s dialog as the medium for conveying Seymour’s struggle; he establishes the shallow nature of the environment Seymour is exposed to using the dialog between Muriel and her Mother while simultaneously giving clues about Seymour’s character from the perspectives of the two women in his life. Seymour’s character is built upon further

being. Dill becomes emotionally unstable and goes outside where he talks to Scout, Jem, and Mr. Raymond. They talk about how Mr. Gilmore is stereotyping black people and making ugly remarks. The author uses the literary elements characterization, dialog, and tone to promote the theme, as we get older we can handle more information. Characterization in this section of To Kill a Mockingbird affects the theme by showing Dill’s feelings. In the court scene, the narrator says, “For some reason Dill has

their role alive and transfer emotions and dialog that stays clear and understandable. Writing that is able to keep the audience concentrated through long dialogs and it also has its unexpected twists. There are other basic requirements for example: camerawork, costume design and sound editing. Only a few movies have had the privilege to this day be considered works of art in the

text] Plato's dialog titled Euthyphro documents a debate between Socrates and Euthyphro about true meaning of piety. In this paper I will explain how the concept of holiness develops in the dialog and why it takes a prominent position in the conversation. I will present the three definitions that Euthyphro uses in his response to Socrates and explain how Socrates rebuts each of Euthyphro's definitions. I will formulate my own argument as to what I think Socrates's goal is in this dialog. I will provide