The phrase "audio logical" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or a misunderstanding of "audiological," which refers to the study of hearing and related disorders.
Example: "The audiological assessment revealed that the patient had significant hearing loss."
Alternatives: "hearing-related" or "auditory-related."
Children are also assumed to have their first audio-logical assessment after 13 weeks from the model starting point and following audio-logical assessments every 26 weeks subsequently [ 7].
Children are also assumed to require on average 1.5 (1 or 2) audio-logical assessments of hearing threshold after each surgery [ 7].
It's only logical that video, photos, audio and documents be supported by the same system.
Analogously to image background modeling for video analysis, a logical initial phase in applying audio analysis to surveillance and monitoring applications is the detection of background audio.
Here the audio frames are changed, so that the logical value of 1 is assigned.
"This combination is the next logical step in the evolution of audio entertainment," Karmazin was quoted as saying.
Entering the music industry was a logical decision, his interest in computer audio and playing live led him to the books.
Climb behind the wheel, and you'll find an eminently logical center console, with buttons for navigation, audio and climate all mounted at eye level and smartly integrated into the flat-panel display.
Google said last week that audio calls were a much requested feature, and the additional is entirely logical if Google wants to be the center of its users' communication needs.
The company has always felt its taste prediction technology is not strictly limited to audio, so from its perspective offering taste predictions for video is somewhat of a logical next step.
It's a pretty logical acquisition, as far as these things go — Logitech already operates in the audio space, with speakers and gaming headsets.
