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Using only two sequences transposed to different keys gave us the maximum acoustic control of the musical stimulus (for studies investigating music-syntactic processing with more naturalistic stimuli see, e.g., [27], [28]).

The finding that the ERAN did not differ between the expressive and non-expressive condition justifies the use of non-expressive musical stimuli in other studies on music-syntactic processing in order to have the maximum acoustic control over the stimulus.

ALAD genotype was determined for 94% of these samples (355 glioma, 151 meningioma, 67 acoustic neuroma, and 505 controls).

By that time, the former turbine hall of the power plant had been gutted and refurbished for maximum acoustic precision.

We then digitised calls and carried out a semi-automatic extraction of six acoustic parameters of call elements, including mean and maximum acoustic frequency, the length of call elements and the location of the maximum frequency and amplitude within calls.

The PA-S was placed in contact with the skin over the saphenous artery on the animal and adjusted to receive the maximum acoustic signal.

At the maximum driving voltage of U = 10Vp p we expect in this setup for a 20 μm polystyrene bead in water a maximum acoustic force of about 350 pN.

The QTL cluster was confirmed on chromosome 10 and associated with ten sub-traits representative of the fruit texture, such as yield force, maximum, final and mean force area, Young's module, number of force and acoustic peaks, mean and maximum acoustic pressure.

Previous studies have either used rather artificial musical stimuli (see Introduction) to have the maximum control over the acoustic properties of the stimuli, or used original excerpts which were played by a computer [18], or used excerpts played by a musician, but with unexpected musical events that were arranged by the experimenters (and not by the composer [15], [16]).

(The requirement is known in the industry as "maximum achievable control technology," or mact).

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