The phrase "acoustic memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound perception, auditory learning, or the ability to recall sounds.
Example: "Her acoustic memory allowed her to perfectly replicate the melody she had just heard."
Alternatives: "auditory memory" or "sound recall".
"My view is that in schizophrenia it is not just inner speech or an acoustic memory that is misinterpreted," Dr. Hoffman said.
I wonder if musical talent and ability have two aspects of the slow (analytic, rules) and fast (intuitive, perfect pitch, acoustic memory ) thinking describe by Kahneman.
Materials for the acoustic memory task (Task 2), consisted in a set of adjectives, constructed according to the following principles (cf. Table 1).
The total number of correct responses to the Acoustic Memory test gives rise to the best single variable classifier, with 72.32% accuracy.
Andrillon, T., Pressnitzer, D., Léger, D. & Kouider, S. Formation and suppression of acoustic memories during human sleep.
Because there is little public information about the prison the Assad regime forbids journalists and international observers and because the prisoners can't really describe what the place looks like anyway, Abu Hamdan and his colleagues instead plumbed the survivors' acoustic memories, and then used the data to create a three-dimensional architectural model of the structure.
Because there is little public information about the prison — the Assad regime forbids journalists and international observers — and because the prisoners can't really describe what the place looks like anyway, Abu Hamdan and his colleagues instead plumbed the survivors' acoustic memories, and then used the data to create a three-dimensional architectural model of the structure.
The small, gigahertz-frequency waves have many potential applications from microchip security to acoustic storage of computer memory to ultrasonic imaging of small body parts such as individual blood cells.
Like all venerable clubs that close their doors, the Bottom Line takes with it the peculiar confluence of real estate, acoustics, bookings, memories and lingering physical vibrations that added up to transform an empty room into a landmark.
Our ability to recognize previously heard sounds suggests that we encode features of acoustic sources in memory.
(Chinen) RENÉ McLEAN (Tonight Mr. McLeann, a saxophonist, leads an acoustic quartet in memory of his father, the alto saxophone legend Jackie McLean, who died three weeks ago.
