Sentence examples for interpretation of sound from inspiring English sources

The father of American jazz dancing, this year Mr. Faccuito is the national education spokesman for National Dance Week, April 20 to 29. "Jazz dancing is an interpretation of sound and America's cultural contribution to the world of dance," he explained before a recent class at Luigi Jazz Center at Studio Maestro on West 68th Street.

"Pitch and intensity of the music induce motion at different positions in the field, resulting in an emotional, poetic and unique interpretation of sound".

Cage's former teacher, acclaimed expressionist composer Arnold Schoenberg, once remarked that Cage was "not a composer, but an inventor of genius," a statement that encapsulates the ingenuity Cage brought to his composition and interpretation of sound.

The cochlea is connected directly with the brainstem, allowing for immediate transmission to and interpretation of sound in the brain.

This attention to the supporting materials betrays a materialistic approach to sound, questioning the importance of the instrument in itself and thus our interpretation of that sound, as well as what we define as the listener's experience.

That was, in my view, an unfortunate and narrow interpretation of the sound equity principle in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC, 1992)—"common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities".

There are many examples in the literature that describe methods to analyze cough characteristics based on the subjective interpretation of cough sound recordings and the analysis of spectrograms [ 4, 5, 7- 12].

To put the point another way, a strict value-free, objectivist interpretation of a sound classification system of disease and disorder should be valid whether or not there are any humans interested in reading, hearing or using it.

We find manual counts vary due to inconsistency from human error and from variable inter-observer interpretation of 'borderline' sounds (e.g. very quiet cough sounds and sounds difficult to classify as cough or throat clearing), where the algorithm will be more consistent, i.e. the same sound will always produce the same result.

No significant improvement was noted in this study in the identification of sounds and murmurs by auscultation alone, which suggests that a bedside teaching course could lead mainly to a better interpretation of the sounds and murmurs being heard.

This mechanism would thus influence the interpretation of speech sounds on the basis of spectral information in the preceding sentence (or extrinsic context).