Key On the left, the respective percentages of total sound occurrences per decibel unit between 59 and 95 dBC, are shown.
Post-hoc comparisons (Newman-Keuls Test) showed that MEPis recorded 50 ms after sounds occurrence were significantly enhanced when sounds were administered in the NEAR (mean MEPi±s.e.m.: 113%±9) rather than in the FAR (97%±7; p<.03) space.
Wolterstorff's idea, then, is that a composer can select but not create a sound pattern or type of sound-occurrence.
We checked consonant sounds for occurrence with the vowel in a Dutch dictionary (only did not occur with this vowel).
" High occurrence sounds too strong, a total of 218 introns were identified.
The effects of visual landscape on the perception of individual sounds could be more important in natural sounds than in artificial sounds, and more in experienced occurrence of than preference for individual sounds; for functional landscape the effects are reversed.
The sub-oscillatory stage is defined as a state where the hearing aid user may perceive distortion of sound quality without the occurrence of oscillation.
A sound understanding of the occurrence, distribution and prevalence of infectious agents, and the nature of noninfectious and environmental factors that may impact adversely on the production and management of pearl oysters is a pre-requisite on which to develop sound industry practice.
The SARS outbreak is unlikely an isolated occurrence; therefore, sound advance planning on the basis of experience will increase the ability to protect both EMS staff and the public in the future.
In a rare occurrence, the Sounds and the Indianapolis Indians exchanged no-hitters on back-to-back nights (August 6 and August 7 , 1988.
When combined with a physiologically based exposure evaluation, this probabilistic approach provides a scientifically sound estimate of actual occurrences of adverse exposures and a realistic assessment of potential health hazards.
