Patent

1. the official legal exclusive right to make or sell an invention for a set period of time 2. easily recognizable; obvious 3. open and unobstructed; failing to close; exposed; typically used in the medical context to describe a vessel, duct, or aperture Note: originates from the Latin patere, which means 'to lay open'

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Apple patent filing is for an ‘Electronic Device With Strengthened Foldable Cover’

Apple has filed for a patent for an “Electronic Device With Strengthened  Foldable Cover.” It almost certainly involves the upcoming foldable iPhone (the rumored “iPhone Fold”).

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Syncopation

the normal rhythm or beat is shifted (a musical term); something that is happening in a slightly offbeat manner; counterpoint rhythm

Alex Reed

Alex Reed

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Here's an underdiscussed feature of cover songs: attempts at musical faithfulness often reveal that the new performer hears the original piece differently than I (or you) do.

A ghosted note, a little syncopation—they show that two musicians can hear two different pieces in the same recording.

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