Sentence examples for band importance from inspiring English sources
To make results more reflective for the performance where the primary sources are speech, the sound sources consist of colored noise with a spectrum equivalent to the band importance function from the SII, which emphasizes the frequency bands most important to human understanding of speech [5].
where W j) is the weight (i.e., band importance function [52]) placed on the j th frequency band and was taken from Table B.1 in the ANSI standard [52].
The WSNR feature is a signal-to-noise ratio as well, but instead of performing plain averaging of the signal-to-noise ratios in different frequency bands, we now weight each band with the so-called "band importance function" [11] for speech.
Since the main applications considered for the irregular arrays involve speech (as in the case of surveillance in a cocktail party environment), the excitation of the arrays need to compute the performance metrics is colored noise with the same spectral distribution as the band importance function used in the speech intelligibility index (SII) [5].
Another crucial difference with the STI and SII approaches is that no band importance function is used to weigh contributions of frequency bands.
The MTF is determined in frequency bands, converted to equivalent SNRs using the equation SNR = 10log MTF/ 1- MTF)) and then weighted with a band importance function in a similar way as is done in the SII calculation.
Few fans are still invested to that extent, but they acknowledge the band's importance to their adolescence.
More facetious than sincere, their elaborate analyses of the band's importance, along with their reflections on the independent rock movement, nevertheless provide valuable insights into the philosophy of that movement.
They were arguably the first all-female rock band of importance.
-- Ace of Cups, arguably the first all-female rock band of importance in the 1960s, has been rediscovered.
At this point, the band's importance has seemingly been affirmed by every musician who's ever heard them, so what's the point of even writing about it anymore?
