Sentence examples for differences in sound from inspiring English sources

The mechanisms hypothesized by the model to explain different extent of aftereffect generalization (i.e., differences in sound intensities) may be tested in vivo, by comparing model predictions with results of new experiments realized ad hoc.

He also described the basic differences in sound between the two producers.

Regional differences in sound don't necessarily relate to differences in vocabulary, however.

Later he learned that he had what's called "facial vision," an ability that the blind develop to sense objects and terrain by the feel of the air and by the differences in sound.

And, finally, though not least important, there are the differences in sound coloration — the tonality of the sound that you hear, depending, in part, on the shape of your pinnae, the curly outer ears.

One would do well to bear in mind that the infinitesimal differences in sound quality between the Mark V and, say, the Mark III would be detectable only to a high-strung house cat.

I'm often told that my intonation is very good, and I think that may be because I inadvertently trained my ear to detect small differences in sounds during my research.

From our calibration data we can estimate that a latency difference of 1.3±0.3 ms corresponded to a difference in sound amplitude of 10-16 dB SPL in different animals.

The challenge was to blend two styles of playing; the greatest difference in sound lay in the double reeds.

And I can tell you for a fact that in many cases, better cables can and do make a difference in sound quality.

Proponents say that with the increasingly sophisticated sampling techniques of digital technology, there is virtually no difference in sound between a true organ pipe and its digital impersonator.