Sentence examples for increasing loudness from inspiring English sources

In normal hearing there is a sound level dependent activation of the primary auditory cortex in humans as investigated with EEG and fMRI [20], with an increasing primary auditory cortex activation for increasing loudness, similarly to what has been described in the somatosensory system, both in humans [21], [22] and on single cell level in primates [23].

P.comata calls, with a mean call duration of 2.86 s (SD = 0.26), include a short build-up phase and an end-up phase, both with increasing loudness and frequency.

It is probable that this increased loudness of the expressive chords led to the increased SCR (as well as to the increased N100 amplitude to expressive chords).

*Correction, 10/2/18, 10 00 AM ET: Tile previously provided figures related to the increased loudness of the new devices which were inaccurate, they informed TechCrunch after publication.

Both of the methods were able to increase loudness in some bandwidth conditions as well as outperform unprocessed speech and dynamic range compression in terms of intelligibility in high-noise levels.

In January 2007, The Guardian ran a piece about loudness wars, the practice of increasing the loudness of tracks which often results in distortion and the loss of dynamic range.

Either increasing birdsong loudness or enhancing visibility of the green areas by controlling urban morphological parameters is helpful for the optimisation of soundscape design with masking effects.

Rashi's comment regarding the unusual phenomenon of the sound of a shofar from the "mouth of God" continually increasing in loudness is somehow connected to the actual creation of the world.

Increasing the loudness of every second event of the second level likewise yields a third level, and so forth.

Loudness recruitment can usually be found in hearing loss with abnormal rapid increases of perceived loudness with increasing sound intensity [ 6].

Hearing aid, device that increases the loudness of sounds in the ear of the wearer.