Sentence examples for exert sound from inspiring English sources

Our proposal is that acoustic signals enter over the surface of the head, are variously filtered or amplified by anatomic components, while propagating to and through the MFB, and eventually exert sound pressure across a mosaic of bony patches of varying thinness.

From the moment his aura entered the building, students and attendees exerted sounds and movements that are typically reserved for rock stars.

Sound waves cause variations in pressure, the intensity of which depends upon the range of oscillation, the force exerting the sound, and the distribution of waves.

Loudness is the perception of the intensity of sound i.e., the pressure exerted by sound waves on the tympanic membrane.

The Shadows, London-based instrumental rock group whose distinctive sound exerted a strong influence on young British musicians in the 1960s.

Studies available in literature show how sound exerts a significant action on the brain 9– 13 by involving large cortical and subcortical areas and, particularly, the limbic and paralimbic areas that are responsible for the perception and elaboration of emotions.

"We were signed to an American label there was a certain amount of pressure exerted on us to sound more American" was McAuliffe explanation, speaking about the tame sound of the album Running Wild.

Temperature usually decreases with depth and normally exerts a greater influence on sound speed than does the salinity in the surface layer of the open oceans.

It has been speculated that the effect of noise on sound localization is exerted through changes in the balance of inhibitory and excitatory inputs to cells (Finlayson & Adam, 1997; Finlayson, 1999; Furukawa & Middlebrooks, 2001).

He contrasts two accounts of birdsong by Browning and Chekhov: the former polishes phrases to record the 'careless rapture' of lyrical sound, while the latter exerts himself to imagine how a peasant would really hear a bird.

Most importantly, the sound symbolic properties appear to exert a mnemonic advantage that does not depend on intentional learning strategies or elaborative encoding.