Sentence examples for detecting sound from inspiring English sources

In addition to detecting sound, large ears are believed to act as heat regulators in species such as the bat-eared fox (Otocyon megalotis) and the fennec, allowing a greater amount of heat to be dissipated in hot climates.

This makes the immutable truth about noise-induced hearing loss that, once a person's hair cells (the sensory receptors of the inner ear, which are responsible for detecting sound waves) are damaged, there's no pill or procedure that will reverse the affliction all the more devastating.

Researchers from Chongqing University found that, fortunately, you don't need a lot of power for the purposes of detecting sound.

The former, referred to as SVM in the results, was designed for transcribing drums from polyphonic music by detecting sound onsets and then classifying the sounds with binary SVMs for each target drum.

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.

The Queensland Corrective Services website boasts: "The centre is considered to be one of the safest in the world, using state-of-the-art technology such as drug and contraband scanners, and high-tech equipment capable of detecting sound and movement around the perimeter".

When combined with other microphones or hydrophones, tags can also be used to estimate the detection function – the probability of detecting sounds as a function of distance (see Section IV.3 a).

By 10 to 12 months, however, monolingual babies were no longer detecting sounds in the second language, only in the language they usually heard.

Wright says that children with language disorders have also improved in detecting sounds during practice sessions.

Normal hearing was not restored, rather the mice went from hearing nothing to detecting sounds such as a door slamming or traffic.

Its ear is sensitive to low-frequency sound, which may be ideal for detecting sounds emitted by termites and ants underground.