Sentence examples for noticeable audio from inspiring English sources
The second goal was to study the representativeness of the automatically created textures: can an automatically created texture credibly represent a location, such as a street, even if it had some noticeable audio quality problems?
128 is the usual default bitrate, but produces noticeable audio flaws.
The advantage for the audience will be a noticeable improvement in audio and video quality.
Prior to the scanning runs, the volume of the music was adjusted so that is was as loud as the subject could comfortably stand but without noticeable distortion of the audio quality.
With both locally resident files, and streaming services like Rdio, the Minx Xi delivers noticeable improvements in quality to attached audio output devices, versus having that same hardware simply plugged directly into the Mac.
Furthermore, while G has virtually no effect at audio frequency, it can cause noticeable losses at high frequency with many of the dielectric materials used in cables due to a high loss tangent.
However, another study from Beerends [28] based on 25-s commercials reported asymmetric interaction effects with a noticeable influence of the video quality level on the perceived audio quality (0.5 on a 5-point MOS scale) and a weaker influence of the audio quality level on the perceived video quality (only 0.15 on a MOS).
It is noticeable that no contract has been signed to build the digital audio broadcasting - DAB - network for the 4Radio consortium's multiplex of stations.
The researchers abused this by creating a long, silent audio file as a reprompt so the user wouldn't receive any noticeable warning the mic was still recording.
Thus, the system has to be able to utilize a low amount of source audio efficiently and have a sensible approach for reusing the segments while avoiding noticeable repetitions.
As explained earlier, for both groups the audio quality and the degree of audiovisual coherence are probably too similar to cause noticeable perception differences.
