Sentence examples for results of audio from inspiring English sources

That may explain why the surveillance program collects the content of all communications as well as the results of audio and video monitoring inside people's homes, and the information may be stored for 20 years.

The results of audio enhancement for the music signals are analyzed and evaluated in this section.

The results of watermarked audio quality are shown in Table 4.

The calculated average values and standard deviation values of the results of ten audio signals are also given in the tables.

Table 7 shows test results of Rock1 audio signal with no attack, re-sampling, requantization, low-pass filtering, addition of noise, cropping, and MPEG 1 Layer III compression with compression rates of 128, 96, 64 kbps and 56 kbps, respectively.

Parameters such as the total number of coughs and cough frequency as a function of time can be calculated from the results of the audio processing.

The aim of this article was to describe the results of an audio-perceptual evaluation carried out by 10 judges, on a database comprising 90 voice recordings plus 10 samples repetition, with the purpose of characterizing the intra- and interrater reliability.

Here, we present the results of an audio-frequency magnetotelluric (AMT) survey within the Jigokudani valley, an area that has experienced multiple phreatic eruption events.

Applying multiple regression analysis using the results of the audio-only, the video-only, and the audiovisual subjective tests with (4), we obtain the regression coefficients shown in Table 5, row "HD all" for HD, row "SD all" for SD.

This study focuses on the results of an audio-frequency magnetotelluric (AMT) survey across the Jigokudani valley, Tateyama volcano, Japan, to investigate the spatial relationship between the distribution of electrical resistivity and geothermal activity and to elucidate the geologic controls on both its phreatic eruption history and recent increase in phreatic activity.

One result of the audio revolution was that a writer's spoken words were no longer mayflies, but instead more durable creatures.