Sentence examples for decrease of sound from inspiring English sources

In the weakfish, a decrease of sound pressure level is due to muscle atrophy [ 13, 50] and in the toadfish slow movements of the swimbladder fail to produce audible sound [ 4].

With increasing parameter values the extremal functions for the general uncertainty inequality are then taken as approximations to the cochlear response at decreasing levels of sound.

In particular, at a fixed position, the modulus of the transfer function has its peak below the position of the frequency localization and with decreasing intensity of sound level it approaches this position.

The reduction of sound pressure on the incident side of the wall is expected to decrease the sound radiated into the contiguous room.

Therefore, one possibility to match the case of augmented delay is to decrease the speed of sound.

The results of the analytical study show that the fluid-structure interactions will decrease the speed of sound in the LLE.

Clearly, this would decrease any effects of sound symbolism (because the categories would overlap more) but would increase the ecological validity of the stimuli, because including "noise" in the categories would, if anything, decrease the likelihood of detecting sound symbolic effects, and would thus be indicative of the robustness of the effect.

After ultrasound tests, the researchers found that the children in the pain group had decreased "bone speed of sound" — a measure of bone strength and breakability — suggesting that they suffered instead from "a local overuse syndrome".

Although these data for grade 1 cartilage and grade 2 cartilage are not consistent with ICRS descriptions, the discrepancies can be explained by a decrease in the speed of sound in degraded cartilage [ 7, 25, 26].

It is shown theoretically and experimentally that these coefficients can lead to optimized absorption performance and particularly, a formula relating the critical Reynolds number (Reynolds number value after which the absorption coefficient decreases with the increase of sound level) and the center-to-center distance between the perforations is derived.

The overall distance that the animals walked forward, as determined by integrating their forward velocity, gradually decreased with increasing angle of sound incidence down to 87% (139.5 cm/min) at 30° (Fig. 2B).