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Therefore, the purpose of this study was to acoustically analyze the singing of a youth chorus to observe the evidence of the adjustments that they made to sing at two dynamic levels in three singing registers.

Since Asian elephants are capable of communicating both chemically [ 29, 40] and acoustically [ 41, 42] at distances humans find difficult to observe, they may be aware of the their associates' locations even when the latter are beyond the visual range of human observers.

For example, primatologists observed that Diana monkeys have acoustically distinct alarm calls for different predators, and that the female alarm calls differ from the male (Zuberbühler et al. 1997; Zuberbühler et al. 1999).

Acoustically coupled flames are observed to be dominated by contributions from the symmetric shedding mode.

Hummocky topography and a wedge-shaped acoustically chaotic body below it were observed at the northeastern part of the profile (Figure 7).

It may be that words of the vocabulary that are acoustically similar can be more often observed in the state N eutral than in the other two states E mphatic and A nger.

Moreover, it was reported that the model had a propensity to be acoustically driven, and aerodynamically driven vibration was observed only when a vertical restraint was applied superiorly to the vocal folds.

In line with this finding, a lower error rate on acoustically than on visually cued antisaccades was observed by Schooler and colleagues [ 26] in adult schizophrenia patients but not in healthy adults.

DeGagne observed a style similar to Elvis Costello and Steve Forbert, and said the album provided "acoustically bright story songs and character-based tales with unlimited substance".

High-speed imaging of the acoustically uncoupled cases revealed the same flame blowoff process as previously observed in uniformly fueled cases.

Where the sound does not vary much acoustically, then performance of the task is much closer to that observed in quiet conditions.