The phrase "audible sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound perception, audio technology, or discussions about hearing abilities.
Example: "The research focused on the audible sensitivity of different species to various frequencies of sound."
Alternatives: "sound sensitivity" or "hearing sensitivity".
Elsewhere in Germany's somber political landscape, such emotional language and audible sensitivity would immediately be seen as weakness.
In both conversation and performance the fierce, dynamic intelligence, lack of compromise, lucid argument and intimate, private yet entirely audible sensitivity to the inner life of music are the same.
This finding provides insight into the mechanisms of SM, and suggests that SM that produces an audible response may mechanistically act to decrease the sensitivity of the muscle spindles and/or the various segmental sites of the Ia reflex pathway.
(a) It can be computed with a frequency weighting representing the variation in sensitivity of the human ear over the audible frequency range at different presentation levels (A-, B-, and C-weightings).
Mouse lemurs produce audible and ultrasonic communication sounds, exhibit a high auditory sensitivity to a broad frequency range [ 58], and have developed an elaborate vocal repertoire [ 59- 64].
This observation suggests that when SM results in an audible response it mechanistically acts by down-regulating the sensitivity of the muscle spindles and/or the various other segmental sites of the Ia stretch reflex pathway.
Multi-Element Tissue Equivalent Proportional Counters (METEPCs) with numerous cylindrical cavities have been constructed in order to increase sensitivity per unit volume; however existing METEPC designs are prohibitively complex and sensitive to motion and audible noise.
Besides JND of binaural cues often used to analyze the spatial perceptual sensitivity of human auditory system, the JND of sound angle change (also referred to as minimum audible angle, MAA) has also been investigated by lots of previous researchers.
For example, in a study of a surgical model of OA in C57BL/6 mice with the operator being blinded with regard to the clinical status of the groups under study, the number of audible vocalizations was found to be consistent with OA pain behaviors such as mechanical hypersensitivity (paw pressure) and cold sensitivity (20).
