Sentence examples for localised sound from inspiring English sources
The basic ingredients – crisp, digital drums; electronic keyboards; seismic bass and lyrics filled with localised slang and reference points – probably mean that a British listener might most constructively think of it as the Bay Area's equivalent of grime: a localised sound developed in response to the same globally recognisable social and artistic stimuli.
An optimised array is tested to localise the sound sources of a high speed train.
On the briefest scale, temporal differences on a microsecond scale are used a cue to localise auditory sound sources, while many orders of magnitude longer are the approximately 24-hour circadian rhythms that govern appetite and the sleep/wake cycle.
Mr Hibbitt said: "If it is found that the shrinking population has led to localised inbreeding it would sound alarm bells for the future survival of an iconic species in our waters".
Time frequency decomposition of lung sounds provides useful information in identifying and localising adventitious lung sounds in a patient.
This allows the identification of temporally localised, high-amplitude events in the radiated sound field for each of the azimuthal modes.
Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised 2.
Their responses were very varied and localised.
Localised fish kills cannot be ruled out".
It's now localised, he says.
