Sentence examples for auditory characteristics from inspiring English sources

It is unusual, however, to hear of dreams without some auditory characteristics.

Because we tend to use the term 'hearing voices' to describe this experience, researchers and clinicians often focus on auditory characteristics (Did the voice sound like it was coming from inside your head, or outside of your head? How loud was the voice?).

Pitch accent is closely related to human auditory characteristics.

One way to enhance the embedding efficiency is to exploit the auditory characteristics so that the embedding strength is sufficiently high to withstand attacks without introducing audible distortion.

With this auditory characteristics, we embed the watermark with LF and HF components parameters into the small signal position to make the watermark hidden better.

The features proposed in the present study are derived from auditory characteristics, which include gammatone filtering, non-linear processing and modulation spectral processing, emulating the cochlear and the middle ear to improve robustness.

According to the auditory perception characteristics of the human, a modified one-third octave filter bank is designed to calculate the vibration energies of stapes footplate in the critical bands, and thereby an energy-based feature matrix is established.

The experimental battery is schematized in Fig. 1; auditory stimulus characteristics are summarized in Table 2, further methodological details and sound examples are in the online Supplementary material.

Quantitatively, the number of differentially expressed molecules was the highest at the onset of hearing compared to all other ages, suggesting that changes in the transcriptome parallel the onset of the more coordinated, sensitive auditory function characteristic of adult-like hearing.

The type of association that maximized the Bayesian Index Criteria (BIC) was chosen to analyze the NRT threshold as a function of auditory neuron characteristic frequency.

Different possible reasons that affect the expressiveness and descriptiveness of a sound were discussed, from auditory complexity and characteristics, linguistic features to human-related factors.