Sentence examples for mapping of sound from inspiring English sources

Understanding speech involves the mapping of sound onto meaning, a process which presents quite a challenge because of the tremendous variability of the speech signal.

This was achieved by splitting participants into three approximately equal groups (a 24/23/23 split) with each group performing the same tests but with a different mapping of sound conditions to tests.

Acoustic images, or maps, of sound coming from spatially distributed sources, may be generated from microphone array data using algorithms such as beamforming.

In accordance with analysis results, it is summarized that (1) the scattering effect of hull on pressure distribution pattern especially at the frequency higher than blade passing frequency (BPF) is proved according to the contour maps of sound pressure distribution of submarine׳s hull and typical detecting planes.

According to this model, primate AC contains 3 primary-like fields, collectively referred to as "core," each with a separate map of sound frequency (tonotopic map).

However, to the best of our knowledge, there is no report of a topographical map of sound azimuth in human or primate auditory cortex.

Automated mapping of lung sound distribution is a novel area of interest currently investigated in mechanically ventilated, critically ill patients.

This effect suggests that the L anterior and middle MTG/STG is involved in the interface between the mapping of speech sounds and meaning, since the recognition of a sequence (either as a nonword or real word) is completed at the nonword point (or the recognition point for a real word).

Now, a computer model has given a molecule-by-molecule map of how sound moves on Mars.

A new technique, - "local-area" helioseismology or heliotomography, offers additional potentially important diagnostics by providing three-dimensional maps of the sound speed and flows in the upper convection zone.

A circling gesture can be more readily apprehended than a word, which is an arbitrary mapping of meaning to sound requiring knowledge of the language.