Sentence examples for auditory counterpart from inspiring English sources

Less number of sweeps was used for the tap VEMPs as skull tapping was found to generally generate larger amplitude responses compared to the auditory counterpart.

Although the term semantic is rather loosely defined in the literature, semantic stimuli that are used in intersensory studies typically concern an ecologically meaningful visual stimulus that is paired with a matching auditory counterpart, such as, a facial expression combined with a vocal expression (de Gelder, 2000; de Gelder & Vroomen, 2000; Dolan, Morris, & de Gelder, 2001).

Whether the somatosensory system, like its visual and auditory counterparts, is comprised of parallel functional pathways for processing identity and spatial attributes (so-called what and where pathways, respectively) has hitherto been studied in humans using neuropsychological and hemodynamic methods.

This is possible in natural speech as the onset of visual cues occurs between 100 and 300 ms before their auditory counterparts (Chandrasekaran et al., 2009).

Using magnetoencephalography (MEG), Loveless et al. [16] were the first to observe that at randomly varying ISIs ranging from 150 to 230 ms, the magnitude of the auditory N100m (the magnetic counterpart of the auditory N1 wave recorded using EEG) was significantly enhanced.

Mismatch negativity (MMN) and its magnetic counterpart MMNm are auditory evoked components that reflect the cortical pre-attentive discrimination of auditory stimuli as well as auditory memory traces (Näätänen et al. 1978, 2007; Kujala et al. 2007).

Experiments in ferrets showed that the receptive fields found in primary auditory cortex have, as their counterparts in the visual cortex, Gabor-like shapes and respond to modulations in the time-frequency domain [3].

It also should be clear that analysis of the electroencephalograph (EEG) counterparts of MLCs, so called the middle latency auditory evoked responses, has revealed two separate robust peaks appearing at about 52 ms and 74 ms after stimulus presentation [5].

With respect to the speech monologues, the familiar pieces were chosen from standard auditory repertoire; unfamiliar pieces were chosen to match their familiar counterparts in style and period but are infrequently encountered on stage and in collections of audition works.

In general, the auditory aspect of these worlds is significantly less developed than the visual counterpart.

MMN was originally established in the auditory modality [ 5], but there is growing evidence of its visual counterpart, visual MMN (vMMN, for a review, see [ 6]).