Sentence examples for frequent tone from inspiring English sources

Blogs provide a counterweight to the increasing unreality of mass journalistic culture -- its quality of having been processed beyond the realm of the recognizable, its frequent tone of unearned authority.

The MMN, involved in passive deviant detection, is best observed in a subtraction waveform of rare and frequent tone averages.

For this, spectral power of the delta (1 4 Hz), theta (4.5 7.5 Hz), alpha (8 11 Hz), sigma (11.5 16 Hz) and beta (16.5 25 Hz) frequency bands were compared between frequent epochs before (frequentpre) and after (frequentpost) each rare epoch with the time window defined to 100 1100 ms after frequent tone presentation.

The more frequent tone is referred to as the standard (gray dots).

The less frequent tone is referred to as the deviant tone (red dots).

There is good evidence for N1 amplitude reduction to an attended and frequent tone stimulus in aphasia [ 28- 32].

Mr. Arvin gets away with too many lines like "She was so beautiful it hurt," and with frequent tone-deaf use of subordinate clauses ("unlike what Stephens had said, there was no record of any criminal activity").

As compared to all rare and frequent tones presented per individual this reflects an appearance of KCs in 23% of rare tones (range: 5 75%) and 2% of frequent tones (range: 1 4%), respectively.

The results clearly and consistently indicated that infrequent, physically deviant tones elicited larger negative components than frequent tones did, irrespective of the combination of stimulus tones.

In our paradigm, rare odd tones (1500 Hz, duration 50 ms) appeared with 20% probability against the background of frequent tones (1000 Hz, duration 50 ms).

Of these, a median of 16 KCs (range: 5 109) were elicited by rare tones, while a median of 6 KCs (range: 4 16) occurred after frequent tones.