Sentence examples for modifications of sound from inspiring English sources

The issue can seem picayune — until you recognize that it's through just such tiny touches, such minimal modifications of sound, that a poet fabricates an individual, distinguishing music.

Indeed, the tuning of ICx cells adjusted to modifications of sound localization cues in juvenile and adult owls that had their facial ruff removed (Knudsen et al., 1994).

Auscultation also reveals the modification of sounds produced in the air tubes and sacs of the lungs during breathing when these structures are diseased.

Cook brought out the first binaural records, invented a new cutting head, & has devised a number of important modifications for sound equipment.

(Palatalization is the modification of a sound by simultaneous raising of the tongue to or toward the hard palate.) Hungarian maintains this distinction, but the original *s words have lost this sound.

The complex and subtle modifications of the fundamental sound wave, also called harmonics, provide the acoustic characteristics to the sounds in order to make them intelligible, that is, to become phonemes or speech sounds.

Clusters of dissimilar consonants occur freely, except in final word position, and the system of sound modification, called sandhi, is fully operative.

Earlier research showed a development of sound modification programs based on architectonical, structural or staff behavioral interventions.

The spatial aspects of auditory phenomenology thus may fail to ground an argument to the conclusion that sounds are modifications of one's consciousness.

If these differences in muscle mass and contractile properties were translated into larger biomechanical differences through modifications of morphology and histology of the sound generating apparatus, an amplification of neural and morphological changes into acoustic potential would occur.

The relationships between repeated auditory exposure to a sound and neurocellular modifications of the auditory system is an active area of developmental research; cellular and synaptic plasticity can occur with enhanced receptive field selectivity and enhanced representations in the brainstem and primary auditory cortex for specific features of the stimulus [see 77] [78 for extended reviews].