Sentence examples for sound representation of from inspiring English sources

Then, I got my hands on a "chirp," which is the sound representation of the gravity wave produced when two black holes collide.

This method, previously discussed by us and applied to a determination of the nonsinglet quark distribution, is designed to provide a faithful and statistically sound representation of the uncertainty on parton distributions.

For a sound representation of sediment water column, water column atmosphere interactions and stratification due to variations in dissolved oxygen concentrations, a two-dimensional hydraulic model was employed considering dispersed flow and diffusion in horizontal and vertical directions, respectively.

The assessment of the proposed upscaling scheme with respective experimental results indicates the improved suitability of the generalized self-consistent scheme versus the commonly employed (at least for modeling of matrix-inclusion materials) Mori Tanaka scheme, resulting in a sound representation of test data.

The determination is based on the NNPDF methodology: a Monte Carlo approach, with neural networks used as unbiased interpolants, previously applied to the determination of unpolarized parton distributions, and designed to provide a faithful and statistically sound representation of PDF uncertainties.

The bowls create the perfect sound representation of the glacially slow but constantly persistent movement of the Earth's lithosphere.

We also introduce updates to CORA in order to provide more ontologically sound representations of autonomy and of robot parts.

Finding samples that provide a good representation of sound events as defined in the taxonomy was more demanding.

Out of pure coincidence, the phoneme inventory of present-day colloquial Sinhala is such that yet again the śuddha alphabet suffices as a good representation of the sounds.

Hence, the activation of the sound representation elicits less neural activity, because it is sharper.

Combining parts of sound allowed representation of more complex concepts and gradually led to the development of speech and eventually to spoken "natural" languages.