The phrase "aural stimulus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, hearing, or auditory experiences, often in fields like psychology, music, or sensory studies.
Example: "The aural stimulus provided by the orchestra created an immersive experience for the audience."
Alternatives: "auditory stimulus" or "sound stimulus".
Free of misleading and distracting aural stimuli from competing partisan sources, it becomes easier to see what truly hurt and, just as importantly, what didn't.
Mr. Butler admits to calling the police the first time he heard yelps from down below, but lately he almost misses the aural stimuli.
Compared to our real world interactions, our online lives are devoid of scent – an underrated but powerful part of our sensual world.Our digital cultural, so soaked in visual and aural stimuli, is odourless.
While Jesus naps and Mary belts, the audience has been pumped too full of visual and aural stimuli to settle down and wonder what the lady might be expressing, let alone who she is in that moment.
The digital revolution has heated up our social interaction to the point where it has severely damaged our ability for sustained analytical thought, making the aesthetic encounter fraught with jarring interruptions and the chatter of competing visual and aural stimuli.
The electroencephalograph picks up cognitive functions in 12 different regions of the brain, showing memory recall and the level of attention paid to visual and aural stimuli.
This may not be true for aural stimuli like tones.
Because our rats did not respond to aural stimuli, the nature of the stimulus seems to be critical.
The competition environment is considerably different to that of the training one in several respects; 1) the presence of other horses (except for racing), 2) additional visual and aural stimuli, and 3) conditioned stimuli that signal a competitive event.
