Sentence examples for peripheral sounds from inspiring English sources

Poor and Woods record in the media lab and outside in the yard, often catching peripheral sounds of prisoners singing or joking around.

He snapped some random photos in the dark, as he'd been advised to do, and recorded peripheral sounds — pipes clanking, furnaces rumbling, but, alas, no spooky children's voices.

With so little stimulation, your mind begins to feed on itself, time stretches out, and your senses start picking up peripheral sounds and images.

The new peripheral sounds like much more of a universal remote than its predecessor.

They had predicted that people with some peripheral vision would at least do as well identifying the source of peripheral sounds as those with normal vision.

On the other hand, the removal of the ruff had an influence on peripheral sound localization (stimulus angles outside ±60°).

Our results show that the facial ruff improves a) peripheral sound localization by increasing the ITD range and by yielding localization cues that allow discrimination of positions with equal ITD, and b) elevational sound localization in the frontal field by introducing a shift of iso-ILD lines out of the midsagittal plane, which causes ILDs to increase with increasing stimulus elevation.

Outcomes of experiments with amphibian genera such as Rana (R. catesbeiana, bullfrog; R. pipiens, leopard frog; R. temporaria, grass frog), Hyla (H. cinerea, green tree frog), and the African clawed frog, Xenopus (X. laevis; X. tropicalis), have contributed to our knowledge of peripheral sound reception and otoacoustic emissions [ 33, 34] as well as sensory endorgan development [ 35- 38].

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Although such observations have provided information about peripheral response to sounds, they do not reveal anything about other processes in the nervous and behavioral systems.

To grasp how central motor patterns are translated into vocal communication, it is important to understand peripheral mechanisms of sound production across the vocal vertebrates.