Sentence examples for in auditory form from inspiring English sources

At this the Angel appears, and prepares to give St. Francis this glimpse in auditory form.

We have shown that multivariate patterns in bilateral superior temporal and left somatomotor cortex code the identity of syllables irrespective of substantial changes in auditory form.

Six sessions were in an auditory form in which participants listened to audio recordings of descriptions of everyday situations (approximately 10 s each) and were instructed to imagine themselves in the scenarios "as if actively involved, seeing them through your own eyes" (Holmes et al., 2006).

The 'modality appropriateness hypothesis' [41] has long proposed that the more precise modality dominates the integration of a multisensory event: audition has often been referred to as the dominant channel in temporal tasks [42], [43], [44] and visual timing has been suggested to be encoded in an auditory form [45].

Affect perception is the ability to infer emotional information, in other words what a person is feeling, presented either in visual or auditory form.

The participant did not focus their attention on one modality, as task-relevant information could appear in auditory or visual form in any given trial.

We show that motor regions represent speech in a way that is more fully abstracted from the surface acoustic form than representations in auditory regions.

In mammals, which lack the α-9-ii receptor, acetylcholine receptor subunits α-9 and α-10 are highly expressed in auditory hair cells [ 29] and form heterotetramers at the auditory efferent synapses with cochlear hair cells (see [ 38]), likely regulating the dynamic range of hearing and protecting against environmental or self-generated acoustic trauma.

These cognitive processes include transcoding of auditory numbers into visual or abstract forms, maintaining the addition problems either in auditory or visual format, retrieving simple addition facts, performing carrying operations, and maintaining and updating intermediate results in working memory.

Using these methods, we can assess whether neural representations in auditory, lateral temporal, and motor regions code for the surface acoustic form or underlying identity of isolated syllables.

In "Auditory Scene Analysis," Bregman made a daring suggestion: that music is essentially a form of what he dubbed "chimerical perception".