Sentence examples for presentation of sound from inspiring English sources

The starting point of the investigations presented here is the presentation of sound deformation in a room on the basis of relations occurring between the elements of two sets P and S. All possible acoustic states of the room are assigned to the elements of set P. In this way the so-called space of room acoustic states are obtained.

Ms. Thompson also argues that one of the main preoccupations of acousticians of the time was not the presentation of sound, but its prevention: sound control became an industry.

The escalators leading down to the platform features The Tunnel of Light, an artistic presentation of sound and colour around the passengers as they ascend from or to descend to the station.

Although memory reports should always be interpreted with care, the observation that 79% of the participants spontaneously responded to have seen more than two visually distinguishable plws, may suggest that also in the current experiment the simultaneous presentation of sound led to phenomenological different perceptual experiences of the plws than when they were presented without sound.

Both presentation of sound stimuli and AEP waveform recording were achieved using a modular rack-mount system [Tucker-Davis Technologies (TDT) System 3, Gainesville, FL, USA] controlled by a PC containing a TDT digital signal processing board and running TDT BioSig RP software.

Auditory brainstem responses are electrical signals evoked from the brainstem of a human or other mammal by the presentation of sound stimuli.

It was also notable that whereas the previous studies presented auditory stimuli through loud speakers, we used headphones for the presentation of sounds.

Indeed, it was not uncommon for the subjects to have the urge to make a slight left hand movement during the presentation of sounds.

Therefore, this pattern of fast connectivity would account for the increase of hand motor excitability found in our study 50 ms after the presentation of sounds near the hand.

This results in a habituation gradient, where the output of the habituating cell declines to presentation of sounds from the habituating location, but declines less as the test source moves further from the habituating location.

This design ensured that the overall temporal distribution of sound elements (irrespective of pitch) and the mean rate of presentation of sounds with the target pitch were matched between conditions.