Sentence examples for compared singing from inspiring English sources

In order to further examine this issue, we performed an additional set of behavioral experiments, in which we compared singing behavior during the early and late female exposure periods, after birds had previously experienced either of two conditions.

Only Hittite preserves in a significant way the vowel gradation known as "ablaut" (compare English sing, sang, sung), as with ēs-tsi 'is' versus as-antsi 'are.' The Anatolian languages reduce the three contrasting series of stop consonants inherited from Proto-Indo-European to two.

Twenty two children (mean age 5.9 yrs) participated in a randomised controlled cross-over design comparing sung and spoken conditions embedded into a computer based intervention.

And how does it compare with singing at the Oscars this year?

It is revealing to compare her singing with that of Milanov, one of the great sopranos of her era.

Due to the transient effect of the playback on spectro-temporal parameters, when comparing reactive singing to spontaneous singing in the following section, we therefore consider only the first song a subject produced after the start of the playback that contained the relevant song element (averaging values for all test playbacks that a subject was responding to).

To determine whether melodic singing differentially enhanced connectivity within the functional network for singing compared to simple singing, we conducted analyses of stimulus-modulated functional connectivity (with the same seed voxels listed above) on the imaging data acquired before auditory training.

Following training, our volunteers did not exhibit any training-dependent enhancements in connectivity specifically due to melodic singing (compared with simple singing); hence, we further conclude that micromelody discrimination training did not affect neural activity during melodic singing.

We also observed increased activity within visual cortical regions during melodic singing compared to simple singing; however, VOI analyses revealed that this was due to a suppression of neural activity within these regions during simple singing, whereas no net change of neural activity occurred in these areas during melodic singing (results not shown).

The Indian singer Lata Mangeshkar, with whom he recorded a duet in 2009, compared his singing to "the voice of a god".

In the tests, blindfolded listeners compared the singing and playing of musicians on a stage to the phonographic reproduction of similar performances.