Sentence examples for acoustical features from inspiring English sources
Both transducers have integrated apodization to reduce ghost echoes and were designed with similar acoustical features i.e. 3 MHz center frequency, λ/2-pitch and 24.8 mm × 24.8 mm active footprint.
Energy and pitch are the primary continuous acoustical features which are heavily used in emotion recognition.
In contrast, it seems easier to listen attentively to the formal acoustical features of musical sounds, without being compelled to think of what makes them.
In [12], the authors have shown that physiological effects are rather universal, that is, there are common tendencies in the correlation between some acoustical features and basic emotions across different cultures.
In our algorithm, we update the posterior over the steering parameters immediately after each user control action, but the effect of the updating becomes clear to the user only when he enters a different environment (which will lead to very different acoustical features ).
We identified two response components, high-gamma oscillations and difference waves in the 200-ms latency range, which are related more to the gap as an auditory object rather than acoustical features such as sound onsets.
In contrast, only two families moved away when the scientists played another rumble that lacked a key acoustical feature that they had identified in the bee rumbles, the team reports today in PLoS One.
This suggests that registration of marker onsets is a key acoustical feature for gap detection.
We suggest that early stages that require predominantly acoustical feature analyses as well as early more in-depth meaning-related processes do not necessarily recruit the left BG under implicit task instructions.
Here, we would like to argue that the repetition suppression effects we observed in the anterior part of the right STS are related to acoustical feature extraction related to voice cognition, like previously shown for speaker identity (Imaizumi et al. 1997; Belin and Zatorre 2003; Andics et al. 2010; Latinus et al. 2011).
Acoustical speech features reported in the literature are shown in Figure 1 [2].
