The phrase "acoustical input" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, audio processing, or any situation where sound is being analyzed or utilized.
Example: "The system requires a high-quality acoustical input to ensure accurate sound reproduction."
Alternatives: "audio input" or "sound input".
Here we show using our microfluidics model how each row of stereocilia and their associated tip links and gates move in response to an acoustical input that induces an orbital motion of the reticular lamina.
Importantly, the context-specific nature of this adaptive plasticity also allows accurate sound localization to be maintained whenever normal acoustical input is available.
Whereas previous studies induced a stable hearing loss in one ear, we used earplugs that were periodically replaced over time, thereby providing our animals with limited exposure to normal acoustical input.
The spatial percept of ITDs also breaks down when these cues are made too large, with the acoustical input to each ear separating into two distinct sounds separated in time.
This was done in an attempt to reproduce the acoustical inputs experienced by the juvenile-plugged ferrets.
The acoustical inputs can be different between the two sets, for example, training with white noise and testing with colored noise.
From a clinical perspective, it is important to know whether amblyaudia can be reversed by brief periods of normal hearing, or whether spatial hearing is instead degraded further by acoustical inputs that change repeatedly over time.
Our goal in this study was to understand how spatial hearing develops when ferrets experience acoustical inputs that change over time, focusing in particular on the effects of an intermittent hearing loss in one ear.
In addition, the acoustic input impedance of a suction muffler was used for a specific acoustical resonance frequency to improve the energy efficiency of a fluid machine.
Furthermore, the overall efficiency of converting the input thermal energy into acoustical energy is defined and calculated.
Geometric or acoustical irregularities induces acoustic scattering.
