The phrase "audible light" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It is a contradictory expression, as "audible" refers to sound, while "light" refers to electromagnetic radiation visible to the human eye.
Example: "The concept of audible light is intriguing, but it defies the basic principles of physics."
Alternatives: "visible sound" or "sonic light".
We tested responses to beats that are not audible, lights and vibrations, and found that people respond to them too, especially if the beat is a heart-like double beat.
Baylor University, which has the highest-ranked women's and men's basketball teams in the state, has installed motion- and audible-sensing lighting in the offices and in the weight room of its basketball building, the Ferrell Center, and is currently adding the same systems to the arena itself.
The devices then use audible cues, flashing lights and graphics to guide you to breathe in a way that has a calming effect.
For the better part of the last 30 years, the flatulent buzz of the US Postal Service's boxy delivery vans – audible as they lighted from mailbox to mailbox – has been a familiar sound to most Americans.
The ultrasound is the lamp, the audible sound is the light.
The house, however, does sit directly on the road, so traffic, though light, is audible if the windows are open.
There's no warning to anyone around you that you're doing so, no red light, no audible click.
The Mercedes and Lexus systems warn the driver, with a warning light and audible signal, when it is time to intervene.
Despite forgetting her words on last night's show while performing James Arthur's "Impossible", Tamera Foster was given the green light to audible boos from the audience, leaving Hannah and Rough Copy in the bottom two after receiving the fewest public votes.
Accelerate will make his final start in the Pegasus, which also includes Audible, Bravazo, City of Light and Gunnevera, among others.
