Sentence examples for audible results from inspiring English sources

In addition, the actions of the gorilla must have been potentially detectable by an audience, if there was one (e.g. visible movements, audible results of movements, or tactile pressure from body contact), and the actions should not serve to attain the presumed goal by direct, non-communicative means.

In throat singing, through careful manipulation of the mouth and throat, a vocalist can render certain overtones audible, resulting in two, three and even four pitches sounding at a time.

An audible result is that the ticking of a classic watch is transformed into a nearly continuous, organic hum — like the tuning note of a string quartet or "the sound of crickets in the south of France," Mr. Pontroué said.

In this case, the resulting audible effect (which can also be obtained as described in [32]) is a combination of the so-called vibrato and tremolo effects that does not correspond at all to the typical Leslie effect.

The resulting audible postcards have transformed not only my memories of trips, but my entire experience while there.

Celestial radiation was received by an international network of radio telescopes, common radio receivers were used to make the radiation audible, and the resulting sound was then broadcast online, on FM, and live inside galleries, where we presented it as a sound installation.

As Bartos explains, "The process of creating each painting-score goes from the visual to the audible, thus the resulting sound is not composed in the traditional sense, but generated by the image via a translation process in order to make it legible by the mechanism".

Because, as I say, the act of using the keyboard results in audible clackclackery.

Brake squeal is mostly considered as a comfort problem only but there are cases in which self-excited vibrations of the brake system not only cause an audible noise but also result in safety-relevant failures of the system.

Application of the DFHMM-H resulted in audible artifacts, that are evident by the low SAR and SDR levels.

Moreover, the absorption efficiency of light energy might increase with audible sound, which would result in more light energy used for photochemical reaction and less superfluous excitation energy.