Sentence examples for microphone receives from inspiring English sources

In the introduced configuration of the directional microphone array, the direct microphone receives both direct-path and late reverberant-part signal, while the opposite microphone receives the reverberant part alone.

The microphone receives the aggregate signal, and the signal is correlated with the sources' codes to determine its signature.

Unfortunately, these features are absent in single-channel scenario as shown in Figure 2. Instead of two speakers, in this case, the microphone receives the input s(n) corrupted by noise v(n) and echo generated from the same speaker.

The musical signals that the robot-equipped microphone receives while the ear microphone is activated are regarded as music-mixed voice signals and are excluded from the musical mood recognition task.

Considering a multichannel speech acquisition system in an enclosed environment, the mth microphone receives the reverberant speech signal x m (n) with the room impulse response h m (n) as follows x_{m}(n) = h_{m}(n)otimes s(n) + v_{m}(n), m=1,2,ldots,M (1).

Therefore, we take this eigenvector as the microphone received signal for time delay estimation.

Therefore, the microphone received signal can be modeled as (A23 As can be seen from (A.23), the received speech signal is only the scalar version of the corresponding eigenvector for the maximum eigenvalue.

The ES-GCC achieves the best performance, because the ES-GCC method does not focus on the weighting function process of GCC-based method and it directly takes the principal component vector as the microphone received signal for further signal processing.

While at Induction, NIHF Inductee Jim West (electret microphone) received a hand-written note from an inner-city seventh grader who had attended Invent Now's Invention Project program, where he designed an innovative sneaker with a recordable device.

The software can also focus on the array microphones receiving most of that sound while effectively shutting off the rest.

The fundamental problem with CC and GCC methods is their assumption that the microphones receive only the direct path signal.