The phrase "aural level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, hearing, or audio quality, often in discussions about music, acoustics, or audio engineering.
Example: "The aural level of the recording was impressive, capturing every nuance of the performance."
Alternatives: "audio level" or "sound level".
I believe in developing new ways of creating a dialogue with the viewer on both visual and aural levels.
I.L.D., or "inter-aural level difference," means the tiny differences in volume; the sound of a left speaker is very slightly softer for the right ear than it is for the left ear.
We speculate that the failure of previous reports to find an advantage for spatial segregation may have been due to artificially restricting spatial cues to a single dimension such as amplitude panning (e.g., inter-aural level; Gregg & Samuel, 2008), rather than presenting signals with multiple spatial cues such as in the present study.
High-frequency sounds are localized by principal cells in the lateral superior olive (LSO) that compares inter-aural level differences (ILDs) arising from the graded responses of IHCs of each ear (Caird and Klinke, 1983).
Visual answers generally go up, aural stays level, and hands-on memories draw gaze downward.
Still, it satisfies, on both aural and formal levels.
The review said that the album is "as sprawling and generous-spirited as Superunknown, but...is a looser and live-er-sounding affair, not seeking the same level of aural precision".
At the level of pure aural pleasure, the differences between "cold load of growls" and the "joking me / poking me" couplet vanish.
As Dyer notes: "The ballet of the glimpsed and the unseen, the concealed and revealed, is present at several levels, including the aural". Like several of Winogrand's best photographs, it distils the ongoing momentum of modern city life into a single stolen moment.
Both medial longitudinal fasciculus and pyramidal tract electrodes were implanted at the anterio-posterior location of the inter-aural line, close to the level of the facial and abducens motor nuclei.
