Sentence examples for both audible from inspiring English sources

The wail of anguish was both audible and unseemly.

The authors show that, when speech is produced in noisy environments, articulatory changes occur because of the Lombard effect; these changes are both audible and visible.

During fMRI scans, stimuli were presented at 83 dB SPL to ensure that sounds were both audible and discriminable for each subject.

Both audible sound waves from traditional speakers and ultrasound waves from a directional-sound system distort when they travel through the air; in a traditional sound system, the distortion slightly degrades the sound a listener ultimately hears.

Lin: "Can one reliably differentiate a male and female scream... Can one discern the emotion of a scream from 80 to 100 metres away?" He concludes that if the sound emanated from the bathroom and the listener was on a balcony, the sound would be both audible and intelligible.

(Schweitzer) counter)induction (Sunday) This distinctively named new-music ensemble focuses on the intersection of words — both audible and unspoken — and music, performing Schoenberg's "Ode to Napoleon" (with the guest narrator Paula Robison), Nono's "Fragmente-Stille, an Diotima" and Helmut Lachenmann's "dal Niente".

For example, even though it takes longer to propel the Bimmer to 60 mph (6.6 seconds versus 5.8 seconds), the sound of the BMW engine is both more audible and more pleasing to the enthusiast's ear.

Should I pick him up?" The man, who obviously was a fan of conflicts of both the audible and physical kinds, was discombobulated by my meek agreeableness and haltingly responded, "Yeah, yeah pick him up.

Our experience has shown that anticipating the filling of the test strip can result in both the audible signal and an error.

In contrast, at oscillation frequencies beyond the audible range, both the tonal sound pressure level at the resonance frequency and the audible overall level were decreased.

They will be particularly visible — and audible — both days.