Sentence examples for sound attributes from inspiring English sources

Based on sound attributes, auditory communication and the aim of helping the driver to maintain a more regular speed for greater safety, a prototype system has been developed.

The work detailed in this article starts from four primary industrial studies on sound attributes dealing with sounds produced by car engines (Susini et al. [2 4], McAdams et al. [5]), air-conditioning units (Susini et al. [6]), car horns (Lemaitre et al. [7, 8]), and closing car doors (Parizet et al. [9]).

Winston Robbins from the music website Consequence of Sound attributed the song's poignancy to Rihanna's past abusive relationship, and a theme of infidelity and abuse.

The noise came from technicians who were drilling holes in the wall to implant listening devices, but PC Trevor Lock, when asked to identify the sound, attributed it to mice.

Other sounds attributed to this rail, such as loud screams, may be incorrect, since they are like those produced by the pale-vented bush-hen (Amaurornis moluccana).

It is the story of a relationship, with a voice-over intoning fragments of speech ("just before the light changes, the sound changes," attributed to a New York street poet referring to traffic lights).

A general definition of environmental sound is attributed to Vanderveer: "any potentially audible acoustic event which is caused by motions in the ordinary human environment" [14].

Assuming the cylinder is well-streamlined and neglecting the effect of vortex shedding, the far field sound is attributed directly to cylinder vibration.

A review is made of the diffraction theory of the trailing edge noise generated by a flat-plate airfoil of zero-thickness and non-compact chord, according to which the sound is attributed to the scattering of a "frozen" pattern of turbulence wall pressure swept over the edge in the mean flow.

Other than whale sounds or the terrifying string notes from Jaws, there really isn't a specific sound we attribute to life below the the ocean's surface.

Commonly, sounds are attributed to the medium that intervenes between sources and perceivers.