Sentence examples for greater loudness from inspiring English sources

All articulatory movements, including the initial expulsion of air from the lungs, may be made with greater or less vigour, giving rise to louder or softer speech or to greater loudness on one part of what is said.

The emphasis on the accented syllable relative to the unaccented syllables may be realized through greater length, higher or lower pitch, a changing pitch contour, greater loudness, or a combination of these characteristics.

The authors hypothesized that (1) negative valence (unpleasant) stimuli and/or high arousal stimuli will lead to greater tinnitus loudness and annoyance than positive valence and/or low arousal stimuli, and (2) auditory emotional stimuli, which are in the same modality as the tinnitus, will exhibit a greater effect on tinnitus outcome measures than visual stimuli.

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However, we found the opposite effect; MGB activity in the syllable task was greater than in the loudness task.

"Loudness is great," Paterno said, "if you're playing well".

Second, since there may exist a great difference between the loudness of the mixed notes, finding a suitable threshold level will tend to be a harder task.

Consequently, for larger objects the amplitude of the acoustic waveform is greater, and so is the loudness of the resulting sound.

We both smile at the three Family sins she's just committed – drawing attention, unwomanly loudness, and the greatest and least forgivable, taking the Lord's name in vain.

"Patients with presbycusis perceive an incremental increase in loudness to be much greater than those with normal hearing," he said.

Loudness change was also greater for down-ramps presented with a congruent descending melodic contour, relative to an incongruent pairing (down-ramp and ascending melodic contour).