Sentence examples for content of sound from inspiring English sources

For all specimens, the lesion depth was defined as the distance from the surface to the location in the lesion where the mineral content was greater than 95% of the mineral content of sound enamel or dentin.

To replicate dichotically the frequency-dependent timing and level content of sounds coming from different spatial positions, HRTFs were recorded from 7 owls, using a method similar to that described by Keller et al. [11].

As far as the influence of water content on sound absorption, which data are hard to find in scientific literature, results demonstrate that moisture does not affect significantly acoustic performance; nevertheless, for some of the examined materials, i.e. those of natural origin, a correlation between the two parameters exists.

The modal content of the sound in the duct can be determined and the modal content of the sound incident on the liner test section can be controlled.

These surfaces act to modify the spectral content of the sound as perceived by an observer outside of the duct.

"It is actually the very same part of the brain in this right auditory brain region that we found in dogs and also humans in an earlier study that responds to the emotional content of a sound," said Andics.

The fact that music shows less movement indicates that the content of the sound used is important.

Parenthetical descriptions are not actual tags, but provided to give an idea of the acoustic content of the sound files.

Hearing perception relies on our ability to tell apart the spectral content of different sounds, and to learn to use this difference to distinguish behaviorally relevant (such as dangerous and safe) sounds.

This invention not only marked the beginning of the recording industry but also showed that all the acoustical content of musical sounds could be captured (in principle, if not in actuality at that time) and be faithfully retained for future use.

It can therefore be used to compare results on the information bearing content of communication sounds across experiments and species.