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Andranik Semovich Tangian (Melik-Tangyan) (Russian: Андраник Семович Тангян (Мелик-Тангян)); born
March 29, 1952) is a
Soviet Armenian-German mathematician...
- the
proceedings of two
dedicated conferences. In particular,
Andranik Tangian showed that the most
usable objective functions —
quadratic and additive...
- Aidt and
Zafiris Tzannatos (2002). "Unions and
Collective Bargaining".
Tangian,
Andranik (2009).
Towards computer-aided
collective bargaining: Enhancing...
- tempo-rhythm
interaction is
context dependent, as
explained by
Andranik Tangian using an
example of the
leading rhythm of ″Promenade″ from
Modest Mussorgsky's...
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random sample to
deliberate together before voting on a policy.
Andranik Tangian critiques electoral politics as over-representing
politically active people...
- 1991b. Vuza 1991c. Vuza 1991d. Vuza 1995.
Tangian 2003.
Tangian 2010. For
scores and recordings, see
Tangian 2002–2003; for a
later survey see
Amiot 2011...
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itself can
result in
failure due to ego depletion.
According to
Andranik Tangian, the best
results are
achieved when
spontaneity and even improvisation...
- "objective"
information from the score. — F.
Joseph Smith According to
Andranik Tangian,
analytical phrasing can be
quite subjective, the only
point is that it...
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quadratic or
additive functions — laid down by Gérard
Debreu enabled Andranik Tangian to
develop methods for
their elicitation. In particular,
additive and quadratic...
- OCLC 21132772.
Tangian,
Andranik (2003). "Constructing
rhythmic canons" (PDF).
Perspectives of New Music. 41 (2): 64–92.
Retrieved January 16, 2021.
Tangian, Andranik...
