Sentence examples for producing loud from inspiring English sources

The quills strike each other when the tail is shaken, producing loud sounds used to communicate with other individuals (especially during courtship) and to warn predators.

Birds with high-frequency vocalizations did not begin singing until after orthopteran insects stopped producing loud sounds at the same frequencies.

Small or low quality animals might be ready to invest more into producing loud calls to try and make up for their inferior state.

As soon as an individual began to sing (by producing loud non-'hoo' notes) we compared the first 10 notes for each song between the two contexts, which is roughly equivalent to about 15 s of singing (mean duration = 12.46±9.13 s, n = 38).

White-handed gibbons (Hylobates lar) are small Asian apes known for living in stable territories and producing loud, elaborate vocalizations (songs), often in well-coordinated male/female duets.

The German grip is all about power — you shouldn't have a hard time producing loud, ringing hits with this grip, making it great for heavy rock drumming, marching band, and lively classical pieces.

The researchers found that, as expected, there was a linear correlation between the size of a species's hyoid and the so-called "formant spacing" of its calls, a measure of the deepness and resonance of the vocalizations; so having a big hyoid generally means producing louder roars.

This is somewhat counter-intuitive, as we had assumed that larger individuals should be capable of producing louder calls [67].

Cracids produce loud calls that have immense carrying power.

Although placid most of the time, koalas produce loud, hollow grunts.

Male cicadas produce loud noises by vibrating membranes (timbals) near the base of the abdomen.