Sentence examples for associate sounds from inspiring English sources
That some people see colors when they hear certain sounds or associate sounds with colors has interested scientists, philosophers and artists for centuries.
Subsequent research has shown that we associate sounds with flavors, too: presented with a set of options, subjects rated mint chocolate and cheddar cheese as more "kiki," but chocolate mousse and brie as more "bouba".
Possible reasons for the failure to identify and associate sounds with target concepts are discussed.
Given the lack of spatial variation among experienced sounds, we projectively associate sounds with distal sources.
Maclachlan then suggests that we associate sounds with things and happenings outside the body rather than appreciate that they are effects in us.
Just as novice readers learn to associate sounds with visual symbols when the pairing between them is highlighted, in our study, using pointing and tracing gestures to highlight contour lines helped novice map users to associate contour lines with the elevation information they encode.
Among his most significant accomplishments was proving unequivocally that parrots could associate sound and meaning, demolishing long-held theories that birds were capable of only mimicking human voices.
[SIC] By Melissa James Gibson; directed by Daniel Aukin; lighting by Matt Frey; costumes by Kim Gill; sound by Robert Murphy; sets by Louisa Thompson; associate sound design by Deniz G. Akyurek; production manager, Robert Airhart; stage manager, Mandy Sayle; assistant director, Eliza Hittman.
The production team includes Betsy Ellsworth (Stage Manager), Carina Don (Assistant Stage Manager), Caitlin Cisek (Costume Designer), José Luis MAssociateoraleSetAssociate Set Designer), Paula Weaver-Timoney (Lighting Designer), Kate Foretek (Sound Designer), Patrick LaChance (Associate Sound Designer) and Terry Gsell (Scenic and Projection Designer/Technical Director).
"Animals associating sounds with danger is nothing new but making these fine distinctions in human voices is quite remarkable".
On associating sounds with the film's primary location, Beltrami said, "I think the last thing that Jim [Mangold] and I wanted to do was Japanese music associated with Japanese places.
