Sentence examples for consistent listening from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dahinden moved his body and hands sinuously, striving to keep the chord unbroken and consistent, listening intently for flagging energy and attention until, at 8 31 on the dot, he brought his hands up and together and ended the sound as abruptly as it had begun.

Auto Level Control – ALC technology ensures consistent listening from all entertainment sources by compensating for fluctuating volume levels across digital audio tracks, television channels and commercials that can cause unexpected disruptions to the entertainment experience.

Greg Prato of AllMusic called Love It to Death "an incredibly consistent listen from beginning to end" and "the release when everything began to come together for the band".

Thus, consistent with our listening experience, current results track the rapid dynamics with which the complex perceptual structure of tonal-music and speech emerge in cortex.

At noon, they put down their tools, and Dick, racing the engine, listening to the consistent hum, was satisfied that a thorough job had been done.

As I listened I kept the volume at a constant level, so the track reviews are consistent with what a person listening with the naked ear (no earbuds) would also hear.

Even one union supporter, Mr. Anderson, acknowledged that management, feeling the heat of a unionization drive, has become more attentive in listening and more consistent in making good on promises.

Although different schools of thoughts and terminology exist, the main pillars of the process are consistent and include deep empathy, listening and connecting to the user, experimenting through rapid and cheap prototyping, and constant iteration.

Nevertheless, the performance results of this study are consistent to the results of listening experiments.

The results are consistent with a cross-modal peak listening account and are discussed in terms of constraints on the integration of auditory and visual speech.

In light of our hypothesis regarding episodic memory use during unfamiliar song listening, our results were consistent with their findings.