Sentence examples for moving sources from inspiring English sources

To make virtual moving sound events realistic, some important features of the physical processes of real moving sources can be modeled.

This criterion is shown to be useful, especially for the localisation of moving sources.

This study develops a sound source localization method that extends traditional triangulation to moving sources.

We present a generalized theory for dealing with the dynamic response of linear systems to moving sources.

Moving sources, such as trains, cars and airplanes, provide non-stationary sound and vibration signals in situations where the receiver is not moving with the source.

A description of the sound field of moving sources, in terms of the average intensity of the sound over time, is given.

It can, however, be a moving source of individual salvation.

In this work, we study the design of HROMs for non-linear problems with a moving source.

Simulations show that the sound transmission into air is dominated by the inhomogeneous waves generated by the moving source.

In this paper, it is shown that a moving source also causes difficulties from an acoustical perspective.

ICA separates the moving source from the background, with a mechanism explained by a nonlinear mixing model.