Sentence examples for sound categorization from inspiring English sources

This transition could be related to establishing a neural network associated with sound categorization and/or involuntary attention, which can be altered by music learning experience.

Overall, by indicating that NCM as a brain area is a likely candidate for sound categorization in birds, we believe that the present study improves our knowledge of the representation of sound significance in the songbird brain, and that it will participate in comparing sound categorization in vertebrates.

Indeed in a longitudinal study, de Jong & van der Leij (2003) found that, at the end of first grade, Dutch RD children performed worse than normal readers on a phonological awareness task (first and last sound categorization), but this difference had disappeared by the end of sixth grade.

When you open Live Loops initially, Apple has pre-loaded a full set of loops for the variety of sound categorizations, which includes EDM, Hip Hop, Dubstep, House and Beat Masher modes (among others), so yeah, Apple's definitely looking to show electronic artists some love with this release.

As such, Oyamada's sound resists categorization — its an amalgamation of influences as diverse as post-electro, New Wave, and Japanese pop — though comparisons have been made to the likes of Beck and The Beach Boys.

This categorization is consistent with the product sound classification proposed by Özcan and van Egmond [23] defined by 6 sound categories: air, alarm, cyclic, impact, liquid, and mechanical.

The result is a melting pot of sounds which defy categorization, and has endeared them to almost every musical niche in the city.

Next, we justify the taxonomical categorization of sounds used in this project.

A better categorization of sounds based on their expressiveness will provide guidance for designing improved nonspeech audio representations of concepts.

Other studies [14] concentrated on a collection of human gestural contact sounds (scraping, hammering, etc)., but primarily looked at the human ranked similarity and categorization of these sounds, rather than looking at linguistic descriptions of the sounds.

In the left temporal lobe, the mSTS was activated only during categorization of P sounds, whereas categorization of NP sounds engaged the pSTS.