The phrase "aural time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, listening, or auditory experiences, particularly in discussions about music, audio perception, or time-based sound events.
Example: "In this composition, the concept of aural time is explored through the layering of different soundscapes that evolve over the duration of the piece."
Alternatives: "auditory time" or "sonic time".
Later, he becomes fixated on the Voyager spacecraft and the so-called Golden Record — a gold disk that captured many sounds of the world, an aural time capsule sent into space in 1977 to give aliens a comprehensive idea of human life.
Aural time travel is always my favorite kind.
Such a soundtrack could be considered something of an aural time capsule or a glimpse into the past for us to hear the sound of precision parts of the last century working in harmony.
There's I.T.D., or "inter-aural time difference," which means how long it takes for the sound to arrive at one ear rather than the other.
Perception of sound location and movement typically demands precise integration of dynamic acoustic cues including inter-aural time and intensity differences and monaural pinna reflections (Blauert, 1997; Heller and Richards, 2010); such processing may be particularly vulnerable in Alzheimer's disease.
The phase locking response of the neurons is used to compute the inter-aural time difference [ 1] with a stunning sensory limen of a few microseconds where the onset time of the neuronal response has a prominent role [ 2].
Because cough is episodic, data collection over many hours is required, along with real-time aural analysis which is equally time-consuming.
In order to investigate this aural phenomenon, fMRI time series were acquired during presentation of a conventional block-designed paradigm as well as during continuous presentation of Shepard's tones.
Buress is accompanied by DJ Tony Trimm and for the rest of the evening the intro of Fancy serves as an aural cue every time he wants to punchline someone or something dumb.
Spinning through their wax tracks is the aural equivalent of time travel, as the first record's nifty '50 sounds evolve into the fun and funkiness of High Roller, 10 tunes that capture the spontaneous combustion of that anything-goes next decade.
Mostly, though, these elegant orchestrations of techno beats and sinuous, looped melodies suggest an aural equivalent to time-lapse photography – and seem equally revealing of our world.
