Sentence examples for in response to noise from inspiring English sources
The technique, by Hidehiko Okamoto, Henning Stracke and Christo Pantev of Westfalian Wilhelms-University and Wolfgang Stoll of Muenster University Hospital, makes use of recent findings about a possible cause of tinnitus: reorganization of the auditory cortex, the part of the brain responsible for perceiving sound, in response to noise exposure.
So perhaps it's unsurprising that they can modify their songs in response to noise.
Studies done on sleeping subjects show that signs of stress surge in response to noise like air traffic even when people don't wake.
In response to noise pollution, some songbirds change their tunes.
"If there are no clear patterns regarding how bird songs change in response to noise among closely related species, it will greatly limit our ability to predict how a species may change its song in new acoustic environments," says Clinton Francis, an ecologist at the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center in Durham, North Carolina.
In response to noise complaints, Mezger was said to have told the homeowners association that he and his wife don't host parties often, and that Griffin and Bick "need to adapt".
The response to IRN reveals broad spectral features that sweep in time and these features are not present in the response to noise.
Neither these nor other existing models seem able to explain the results, and we therefore present a new model in which response to noise is characterized as a combination of sensitization to some effects of noise, but adaptive coping with other effects.
Animal species vary greatly in their response to noise, depending on the animal's hearing ability, duration of the noise, type of habitat, time of day and year, the activity the animal is engaged in at the time of exposure, sex and age, level of any previous exposure and whether other physical stresses are present [ 4].
In contrast, the response to noise stress in the postlactating group had returned to a pattern that was indistinguishable from that seen in the virgin controls.
No advantage was found in using a composite scale, based on several measures of response to noise, in place of direct ratings of dissatisfaction.
