The phrase "absolute hearing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person's ability to identify or recreate a given musical note without any reference tone.
Example: "Her absolute hearing allows her to play any song by ear after just listening to it once."
Alternatives: "perfect pitch" or "absolute pitch".
We determined the absolute hearing sensitivity of the red fox (Vulpes vulpes) using an adapted standard psychoacoustic procedure.
In a subsequent study using 10 45 mm zebrafish, Higgs et al. [38] again found no changes in the absolute hearing thresholds, but an expansion of maximum detectable frequency from 200 Hz to 4000 Hz.
This study on the squeaker catfish S. schoutedeni is the first to demonstrate that absolute hearing sensitivity changes during ontogeny in an otophysine fish.
These mechanisms enable them to detect the pressure component of sound, enhance their absolute hearing sensitivity and broaden the range of detectable frequencies up to several kilohertz [ 2] versus several hundred Hertz in species without such specialization.
You can go for hours on Absolute without hearing a female singer, let alone presenter, and when you do chances are it'll be Sheryl Crow – a female artist who has somehow snuck under their bloke detector – or a Weight Watchers advert.
The absolute threshold of hearing defines the minimum sound level that can be heard by an active listener in absence of other sounds.
"We're hearing absolute jubilation throughout government," the ABC News correspondent Martha Raddatz reported.
"The absolute worst was hearing about friends back at home and the colleges they went to, especially the ones that have proper campuses," he says.
It was a good night, as far as these sorts of things go.: a vague address that garnered a mixed reception; a Republican response of historically consistent insipidity that earned fawning praise; Fox News telling you that the black guy was going to get everyone killed; Ted Cruz smirking; Rand Paul convinced of the absolute necessity of hearing from Rand Paul.
The parameter is the absolute threshold of hearing (ATH) in quiet, defined as (12).
At first, only maskers having a level above the absolute threshold of hearing are retained.
