Sentence examples for acoustic view from inspiring English sources

"His computational approach, married with historical evidence, allows him to recreate the aural environment as it would have occurred during the Renaissance, giving us an acoustic view into the past".

Table 3 Acoustic windows View Tricuspid regurgitation demonstrated Used for measurement Parasternal long axis-right chamber view 85 12.8 Parasternal short axis-level of aortic valve 82 12.8 Apical 4-chamber 97 71.8 Subcostal 4-chamber 38 2.6 Figure 3 Bland-Altman plot of TTE- and PAC-derived MPAP.

It's called the "Pikasso" because it resembles a Cubist portrait of a guitar, with three overlapping fretboards refracted from a body that looks like a normal acoustic guitar viewed through two pairs of bifocals.

This all came about because a lecturer in the physics department was studying the singing voice from an acoustic point of view, but he also saw real potential in analysing singing techniques from the signal-processing point of view.

Now, I've sat where Tim was likely to be sitting on many occasions and, luxurious as it is as far as one's backside is concerned, I really couldn't recommend it from an acoustic point of view.

For round lips, the two endpoints determined by CLNF are mistakenly placed from the acoustic point of view.

Lammers speculates that whales developed the ability to steer their beams as a way of expanding their acoustic field of view.

At the same time these materials are characterized from the acoustic point of view envisaging its possible use as a barrier against the pollution caused by noise.

From an acoustic point of view, the perceived variations in the pitch, timbre, and loudness of the voice that characterise the vibrato are due to variations in the amplitude and frequency of its harmonics.

Nevertheless, from an acoustic point of view, the correct approach to safeguard the heritage involves a number of issues which require great insight into the propagation of sound, the interaction with the boundary materials and the occurrence of structural vibrations.

This is the basic situation involved in a road traffic noise calculation since the road surface is much harder from an acoustic point of view than the surrounding terrain (fields or lawns).