Sentence examples for frequencies of sound from inspiring English sources

The human auditory cortex — the part of our brain devoted to hearing and listening — can differentiate between extremely specific frequencies of sound.

Ears of orthopteran insects (e.g., crickets and grasshoppers) and vertebrates are designed such that different frequencies of sound stimulate different sets of sensory cells.

Moreover, the inner-ear structure of Homo heidelbergensis, an ancestor of Neanderthals, shows that this species was highly sensitive to the frequencies of sound that are associated with speech.That Neanderthals also shared with moderns the single known genetic component of speech is another clue that they possessed the necessary apparatus for having a good natter.

In the 1970s, Hochmair and Clark of the cochlear implant company MED-EL in Innsbruck, Austria, and the University of Melbourne, respectively, were the first to insert multiple electrodes into the human cochlea to stimulate nerves that respond to different frequencies of sound.

In Theremins you're combining two different frequencies of sound to create yet another frequency of sound.

And obviously you need to try on the SubPac, which is wearable tech that translates low frequencies of sound into vibrations that are transmitted directly to the body.

Instead, the I.B.M. group created line graphs that represented the frequencies of sounds, fed them into a desk-size scanner and then listened to the sounds generated by a nearby cabinet of synthesizing equipment.

Computational analysis is most frequently applied to the handling of basic language data e.g., making concordances and counting frequencies of sounds, words, and word elements although numerous other types of linguistic analysis can be performed by computers.

It is interesting to note that resonant frequencies of sound-induced vibrations in bean leaves are in the frequency range between 190 and 290 Hz [44].

Dominant frequencies of sounds decrease with size, for example in gurnards, mormyrids, croaking gouramis, damselfish and toadfish [ 17, 19, 21- 26].

Making meaning leads to the enhancement, enrichment, and revision of knowledge, which is an autopoietic act: For instance, humans can perceive only a particular range of colors and limited frequencies of sounds (even though other wavelengths of color and sound exist).