The phrase "audiovisual head" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to media, technology, or equipment that involves both audio and visual components, such as in discussions about film production or broadcasting.
Example: "The audiovisual head of the project ensured that both sound and visuals were perfectly synchronized for the final cut."
Alternatives: "multimedia head" or "audio-visual director".
After a steppingstone year heading the audiovisual unit, where he shut plasma screen production lines, Mr. Tsuga had moved into position for the top job.
One telling episode: After Matsushita was defeated by Sony's flat-screen Wega CRT television, Nakamura, then head of the audiovisual division, asked the top developer of TV sets why Matsushita's CRT models lacked flat screens.
After Matsushita was defeated by Sony's flat-screen Wega, Nakamura, then head of the audiovisual division, asked the top developer of TV sets why Matsushita's models lacked flat screens.
Another study found that 10-month-old infants could use the consequences of arbitrary interaction of audiovisual information to orient their head and gaze towards an audiovisual target, whereas infants under 8 months of age could not [12].
Using whole-head magnetoencephalography (MEG), audiovisual (AV) interactions during speech perception (/ta/- and /pa/-syllables) were investigated in 20 subjects.
"We want TV to be the home broadband networking device," says Fumio Ohtsubo, the head of Matsushita's audiovisual division.
A graduate in communications and audiovisual production, McGovern had to pass an initial entry interview.
Comparing these results to the ones obtained with head-and-shoulders material, Hands pointed out that the nature of the audiovisual content may have influenced the results as commercials are visually more captivating, thus leading to a more video dominant situation [29].
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