Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia form another subdivision, with families of musical instruments producing heterogeneous sounds: the bronze group makes slowly decaying sounds, wooden xylophones play short sounds, and a reed blows a penetrating melody accompanied by a fourth group of cymbals, drums, and another gong.
This was problematic because the park is large and heterogeneous, and because sound ecological motivations that could link burning prescriptions to ecological objectives were missing.
For instance, McAdams et al. [5] applied an MDS analysis to an extremely heterogeneous set of environmental sounds (trains, cars and planes).
A retrospective examination of cochleae in Fig. 1, also revealed sound-induced heterogeneous uptake of GTTR by strial cells in cochleae that displayed robust GTTR uptake in OHCs.
This set is the most heterogeneous of the three, as sounds are recorded in very different conditions and situations.
As internet addiction is believed to be a heterogeneous construct, [ 20] it sounds reasonable that specific subgroups within patients are present.
One of the most striking things about watching Camille and her band perform Music Hole live was realising that almost every sound on that wildly heterogeneous album came from the human body – from the mouth or some other part of the anatomy, struck, clicked or rubbed together.
Aquatic and terrestrial habitats are heterogeneous by nature with respect to sound and light conditions.
Recent findings, however, showed that clonal bacterial populations are essentially always physiologically, phenotypically and genotypically heterogeneous, thus emphasizing the need for sound statistical approaches for the interpretation of reporter response in individual bacterial cells.
An influential theory proposes that ITD is represented by the activity pattern of cells with heterogeneous tunings, a pattern code for sound location (Jeffress, 1948).
