A magic square is a square grid that contains a series of numbers, where the sum of each row, column, and diagonal is equal. This mathematical concept has been intriguing and captivating people for centuries. This note will explore a particular type of magic square called the soundwave magic square. The soundwave magic square adds an artistic and creative twist to the traditional magic square concept. Instead of numbers, soundwaves are used to create a visual representation of the sum pattern. Each cell in the square represents a specific soundwave, which can be visually depicted using various waveform shapes and colors.
6+ | 143 min | Adventure, Family, Fantasy
The original theatrical version of this film was released by Walt Disney Pictures, but all television, video, and theatrical re-issue versions of the film are distributed by 20th Century Fox. The original theatrical version of this film was released by Walt Disney Pictures, but all television, video, and theatrical re-issue versions of the film are distributed by 20th Century Fox.
Each cell in the square represents a specific soundwave, which can be visually depicted using various waveform shapes and colors. To create a soundwave magic square, one must follow specific rules and guidelines. First, the square must have an odd number of cells per side (e.
Alternate versions
German theatrical version (non-digital) was cut for violence to secure a "Not under 6" rating. Digital presentations were uncut (with a "Not under 12" rating). On DVD, both versions were released (standard DVD was cut, collector's edition was uncut).
- 1.The new Disney logo at the beginning of the film.
- 2. More parents and children crying at the train station. Also more interaction between the kids and Mrs. Pevensie.
- 3. A scene on the train with Lucy and her toy dog.
- 4. A new shot of the wardrobe before the cricket scene.
- 5. More of the Pevensies running from Mrs. Macready.
- 6. Extra shots of the Pevensies exploring Narnia for the first time.
- 7. More of the Pevensies following Mr. Beaver to his home.
- 8. Lucy finding a fish frozen in the ice around the Beaver's dam.
- 9. More of Edmund crossing the Witch's courtyard.
- 9. Some added shots of the wolves searching the dam.
- 10. Several shots of the snow melting and the Pevensies and the Beavers walking through Narnia as it transforms into spring.
- 11. A few new shots of Susan practicing archery.
- 12. As the gryphons attack the Witch's troops with rocks, a group of bat-like creatures rush into the air and attack them.
- 13. A few extra shots of the two armies colliding.
- 14. As the phoenix attempts to lay down it's fire, a bat-creature attacks it. Peter kills the bat-creature with a spear.
- 15. Some shots of creatures burning in the fire laid down by the phoenix.
- 16. More of Orieus and Otmin fighting.
- 17. Some more of the gryphons attacking the Witch.
- 18. As Edmund rushes to Peter's aid, he pushes Ginarrbrik over a cliff.
The original theatrical version of this film was released by Walt Disney Pictures, but all television, video, and theatrical re-issue versions of the film are distributed by 20th Century Fox. As a result, the current version in circulation opens with a 20th Century Fox logo. This happened as a result of Disney deciding against its distribution deal when it expired in 2010; Walden Media sold its share of the rights to 20th Century Fox that year.
The original theatrical version of this film was released by Walt Disney Pictures, but all television, video, and theatrical re-issue versions of the film are distributed by 20th Century Fox. As a result, the current version in circulation opens with a 20th Century Fox logo. This happened as a result of Disney deciding against its distribution deal when it expired in 2010; Walden Media sold its share of the rights to 20th Century Fox that year.
g., 3x3, 5x5, 7x7, etc.). Each cell is filled with a unique soundwave pattern, ensuring that no two cells are the same. The soundwaves can be represented using graphical software or drawn by hand. The sum pattern of a soundwave magic square is determined by visually examining the waveforms in each row, column, and diagonal. By analyzing the different shapes, colors, and patterns, one can observe a visual representation of the sum relationship between the cells. The creative aspect of the soundwave magic square lies in the freedom of expression it offers. Artists and designers can experiment with various waveform shapes, colors, and styles to create unique and visually striking magic squares. This opens up endless possibilities for creating art pieces that combine mathematical precision and aesthetic appeal. The soundwave magic square has gained popularity in the digital art community and has been used in various creative projects, including album covers, posters, and visual installations. It serves as a delightful fusion of mathematics and art, leaving viewers in awe of the intricate patterns and harmonious structures. In conclusion, the soundwave magic square offers a unique and visually captivating approach to the traditional magic square concept. By using soundwaves as a visual representation, artists and designers can create striking and aesthetically pleasing magic squares. This artistic twist on a mathematical concept demonstrates the beauty that can arise from the intersection of mathematics and creativity..
Reviews for "Enhancing cognitive function with Magic square soundwavr: a study of brainwave entrainment"
1. Karen - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Magic Square Soundwavr. The sound quality was just not up to par and it seemed to have a lot of static interference. The design also looked cheap and flimsy. I wouldn't recommend it.
2. John - 1 star - The Magic Square Soundwavr was a complete waste of money. The battery life was terrible and it constantly needed to be charged. The Bluetooth connection was also unreliable and constantly dropped out. I regret buying it and would not recommend it to anyone.
3. Samantha - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Magic Square Soundwavr, but it fell short. The sound quality was average at best and the volume was quite low even at the highest setting. The controls were also confusing and not user-friendly. Overall, it was a disappointing purchase for me.
4. Michael - 1 star - The Magic Square Soundwavr was a major letdown. It claimed to have noise-cancelling capabilities, but I could still hear background noise clearly. The build quality was also poor and it felt cheaply made. I would not recommend wasting your money on this product.