Sentence examples for ecological sounds from inspiring English sources

The sounds used in their study were mainly binaurally recorded ecological sounds, that is, footsteps, vehicles, doors, and so forth.

These short audiovisual presentations affected image recognition when viewed later without their accompanying sounds, in that ecological sounds facilitated recognition, but meaningless sounds impaired recognition, showing that even a brief audiovisual presentation can affect behavior, but that this behavior is tightly linked to the ecological relation between auditory and visual stimuli.

Another line of studies demonstrated this point by testing the recognition of images which were initially viewed without accompanying sound, with an ecological accompanying sound (an image of a bell and a "dong" sound), and images accompanied by arbitrary meaningless sounds, without any training (Murray et al. 2004, 2005; Thelen et al. 2012).

Ecotechnology and ecological engineering offer the only ecologically sound and cost-effective method of solving these problems.

The new ecological approach to viticulture emphasises ecologically sound grape production and recognizes the importance of grapevine (Vitis vinifera) interactions with soil microbial communities.

This assessment of the ecological status of Mongolian rangelands provides a foundation for ecologically sound and culturally appropriate rangeland management.

Further assessments of the ecological status of Mongolian rangelands should provide a foundation for ecologically sound and culturally appropriate rangeland management.

Yet, if elucidating the mechanisms by which plants produce and perceive acoustic signals is a major challenge for future research, we know even less about how plants may use them and what potential ecological role sound plays in a plant's life.

The database proposed by B. Gygi and V. Shafiro still implements a topdown perspective, as categories related to ecological features of sounds necessarily have to be under the control of the database managers in order to be effective.

Finally, the Sounding Object project has pioneered the study and the application of an ecological approach to sound and perception to the design and production of interactive auditory displays based on physical models of audio production/perception [25].

China's regime has shown scant regard for sound ecological practices and for the effect of those practices on human lives.