Sentence examples for pathways of sound from inspiring English sources

He opened pathways of sound unimaginable to those whose memories of the ukulele involve Arthur Godfrey, Elvis Presley and, of course, Tiny Tim.

He also admired Susy Waterman, the wife of a Maine neighbor, Stan Waterman, and felt that she would be the perfect narrator for the Pathways of Sound recording of "Charlotte's Web"—an assignment he took on himself in the end.

He also admired Susy Waterman, the wife of a Maine neighbor, Stan Waterman, and felt that she would be the perfect narrator for the Pathways of Sound recording of "Charlotte's Web" — an assignment he took on himself in the end.

The pathways of sound reception are unknown in Mysticeti (baleen whales), and there have been no reports of sound-conducting fats similar to those of odontocetes.

These results demonstrate that window pressure difference of the acoustic pathway for sound transmission to the inner ear is insignificant.

Some of the FEM simulations with Ziphius cavirostris [60] suggested that there is a primary pathway for sound that reaches the TPC via the gular anatomy.

The observation that an interval code allows more discrimination ability of periodicity information than codes either based solely on temporal precision or mean FR may provide a convenient window to assess mechanisms and local tasks implemented in an anterior auditory pathway that emphasizes temporal aspects of sound processing.

Cochlear implantation allows transmission of sound information through central auditory pathways using direct electric stimulation of auditory nerve dendrites.

While the concept of co-designing and co-developing sustainable pathways is sound, its implementations require active participation of citizens and stakeholders at all scales.

Although we propose the ear fats to be a primary sound reception pathway in the minke whale, it is also possible that additional mechanisms of sound reception may exist in baleen whales.

Jarvis (2004) suggested a possibly more important parallel vis-à-vis the neural basis of sound production, pointing out that the songbird and parrot posterior vocal pathways are similar in connectivity to mammalian motor corticospinal pathways.