Sentence examples for sound identity from inspiring English sources

Grady, C. L., Charlton, R., He, Y. & Alain, C. Age differences in fMRI adaptation for sound identity and location.

In his liner notes, Bychkov expresses his admiration for the ensemble's retention of "a sound identity that is uniquely theirs".

Sound identity alternated across blocks within the sequence (i.e., the former deviant became the new standard and the former standard the new deviant).

Possibly it couldn't be: that record was a rounded whole containing the unlikely magic of a new group on a good day, a band with its own sound, identity and momentum.

Our goal is to make the Macaulay Library as useful as possible for the broadest audience possible". The recordings are used by researchers studying many questions, as well as by birders trying to fine-tune their sound identity skills.

Temporal characteristics of musical notes are equally important in shaping sound identity; including onset information [10], temporal envelope profile [11], energy buildup or attack over time [3, 12], vibrato [13, 14] as well as spectral flux over time [9].

Coleman Feltes, who creates "sound identities" for Mr. Worthington's salons -- what most people would call CD's -- arrived in proper St.-Tropez garb: white Yves Saint Laurent pants that pooled around his feet.

Our masked priming and MEG results suggest that sound-identity is what matters: the form representation of a word can be activated just as efficiently whether it is presented in its usual orthographic form or in a different script, in a form it never appears in.

In contrast, it was shown that areas anterior to HG process sound-identity cues such as speech (Binder et al. 2000; Obleser et al. 2007; Ahveninen et al. 2006) and pitch (Warren and Griffiths 2003).

What makes a language attractive – its sound, national identity or familiarity?

Mr. Lovano is known for bringing together musicians into a band and shaping a distinctive sound and identity, then doing the same with another group.