Sentence examples for everyday listeners from inspiring English sources

After a group of everyday listeners confirmed the experimental music as suitable for in-car music listening, 22 drivers each drove four trips while listening to either preferred music CDs or the experimental background, then 31 drivers each drove ten trips while listening to the alternative background.

The constant smear of this kind of verbiage did not work on those of us who admire him and are everyday listeners.

Edgar M. Villchur, whose invention of a small loudspeaker that could produce deep, rich bass tones opened the high-fidelity music market in the 1950s to millions of everyday listeners, died on Monday at his home in Woodstock, N.Y.

Three major themes emerged: (1) everyday listeners make judgments about speakers with ADSD; (2) ADSD speech does not sound normal to everyday listeners; and (3) rating overall severity is difficult for everyday listeners.

Everyday listeners were interviewed following sessions in which they made ratings of ADSD speech.

In addition, everyday listeners perceived significantly less listener burden and more relaxed and pleasant vocal quality postinjection.

But the company's real business involves tapping into the much larger group of everyday music listeners – you know, those out there who are still turning on the radio during their commutes.

To say that anyone out there, whether they are the professionals who judge talent every day or just us everyday music listeners, can quantify talent is a very difficult thing.

"We're really focused on just improving the experience we provide to our listeners everyday and giving them that opportunity to listen to Pandora everywhere they're demanding to listen to it, in the car, in the home, those are the great near-term opportunities," he said.

These findings suggest that in everyday conditions, where listeners can often see the source of a sound, temporal cues provided by vision can help listeners to select one sound source from a mixture.

Ecological support for that idea is provided by everyday speech perception: Listeners consistently integrate periodic and noise components of the speech signal into percepts of voiced fricatives produced by a single speaker.