The phrase "abnormal acoustic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical imaging, sound analysis, or any field where unusual sound patterns are being discussed.
Example: "The patient exhibited abnormal acoustic patterns during the ultrasound examination, indicating a potential issue."
Alternatives: "irregular sound" or "atypical acoustic".
Puel believes that glutamate, a neurotransmitter, is inappropriately processed in the cochlea, which causes abnormal impulses from the acoustic nerve, and that by infusing the animal's ear with a drug that blocks the action of glutamate he can reduce the tinnitus.
Estimated pore pressure within the zone of abnormal pressure development from Acoustic wave traveltime ranges from a mild pressure of 0.5633 psi/ft (6,542 psi) to 0.7051 psi/ft (8,744 psi) of overpressure.
Thermo-acoustic instability accompanied with abnormal sounds was observed for supercritical hydrocarbon fuel (RP-3) flowing in a heated small-scale channel.
Most individuals with ASD suffer from abnormal sensitivity experiences, 20 particularly within the acoustic environment, 5 21 which may cause accumulation of anxiety.
For this purpose, several studies have been conducted to develop intelligent systems for continuously estimating driver vigilance level and emitting visual and acoustic alarms to avert the driver against abnormal state.
The goal of acoustic CR neuromodulation is to desynchronize tinnitus-related abnormal delta-band oscillations.
Acoustic energy then enters the nasal cavity producing abnormal nasal resonances.
The SNs monitor the ROI to detect abnormal phenomena, which might take the form of temperature, electromagnetic, or acoustic disturbances.
Enhanced acoustic (startle) reflex in TgCRND8 mice may indicate the abnormal processing of auditory stimuli [ 213].
This automated classification system is capable of accurately detecting abnormal lung function based on the combination of the airflow and acoustic properties of voluntary cough.
