Sentence examples for both syllable and sequence from inspiring English sources

A different relationship between distant neighbours may be found in populations of skylarks living in continuous habitats not subjected to high anthropization, where both syllable and sequence sharing are lower between neighbours and decrease with the distance between birds without distinct microdialects [10].

Skylarks seem thus to rely on the composition of the syllable and sequence repertoires rather than on other acoustic cues to differentiate group members from strangers and to individually recognize their adjacent neighbours.

The song analysis revealed that individuals share a high amount of syllables and sequences with both their adjacent and distant neighbours, but only few syllables and no sequences with strangers.

Therefore, adjacent and distant neighbours share a similar amount of syllables and sequences in their songs.

However, we found individually distinctive syllables and sequences of syllables that males could potentially use to individually identify their close neighbours.

Indeed, in the present study, we showed that male skylarks share a similar amount of song components (syllables and sequences of syllables) with their adjacent neighbours and with distant ones.

We found several developmental changes within mouse syllables and sequences that could be used as acoustic cues for adults to determine the age of the caller.

Each B syllable is often preceded by A syllables (80% of 2,247 B syllables preceded by between 1 and 24 A syllables) and the sequence of A syllables followed by a B syllable is then repeated to form the chirp phrase (range 1 29 repeats).

We compared two different methodologies to analyze phonological and syllable sequence variability and validated our findings across a variety of statistical tests.

But for the most part he had devoted himself to keyboard works he could perform himself and music for the Philip Glass Ensemble, an idiosyncratic band of electric organs, reed instruments and a soprano vocalist singing solfège syllables and number sequences.

In contrast, individuals share only few syllables and no sequences with strangers.