Sentence examples for human recordings from inspiring English sources

Professor Wingfield of Brandeis said that airplane pilots had been shown to pay greater heed to warnings issued by computerized voices than natural human recordings.

Our aim is to address the overwhelming complexity of the human brain by transcending the preferential reliance on rodent models by analyzing sleep spindles in invasive human recordings and/or large samples of healthy volunteers.

These rare human recordings do not allow sampling from the same number of auditory areas as does the ferret work.

In human recordings, 'short-term decrement' is usually conceptualized as response decrease from one stimulus to the next.

In human recordings, scopolamine administration often leads to delayed AEP responses, in particular of the N100 (e.g. Pekkonen et al., 2005 ), but not to an amplitude reduction.

The definitive proof of PDSs, however, would require intracellular recordings to be made, and this is not feasible for human recordings.

There is also evidence of PDSs in many neurons, as indicated by distortion of any clearly separable clusters, although the evidence is less direct, and by analogy with comparable events in non-human recordings.

Gamma-band oscillations recorded from human electrophysiological recordings, which may be associated with perceptual binding and neuronal connectivity, have been shown to be altered in people with autism.

Since in real soundscapes basic events are often not identifiable clearly not even by human listeners and recordings usually contain a substantial amount of background noise, the segmentation and annotation of real recordings is a more challenging problem. Figure 8 shows the analysis of a one-minute field recording of firecracker explosions.

Subscribers do benefit from human audio recordings and high-definition videos of the exercises, though.

Effectiveness of the proposed scheme has also been evaluated using human speech recordings.