Sentence examples for sound separated from inspiring English sources

Coleman is instantly recognizable from a single note, and that sound — separated from the theoretical apparatus of music, from the modes of the profession, from the critical categories of jazz — is inseparable from his very being.

Though the traditional terminology defines a "syllable" as a unit of sound separated from other sound units by silence [26], in the following state transition diagrams, we incorporated these short silences as a part of a "syllable".

A study using mouse USVs, analyzed the features of a "syllable", a unit of sound separated by silence from another sound unit, and temporal sequencing of "syllables" [23] and demonstrated that the specific sequence of "syllables" can be regarded as a "song" in the sexual context.

Cough is defined as an explosive sound separated by a fall of sound level to below threshold.

On every trial, the Td sequence comprised 1 s intervals of sound separated by 1 s inter-sound gaps.

Two experimental conditions were created by varying the temporal pattern of the Tt sequence, which was either continuous (10 trials) or intermittent with 1 s intervals of sound separated by 1 s inter-sound gaps mirroring the temporal pattern of the Td sequence (10 trials).

THERE could be no more apt and atmospheric place to play Hamlet than at Kronborg Castle, built here in the 16th century at the edge of the sound separating Denmark from Sweden.

Recently, we described the effect of ALI on the basic flow-induced breath sounds, separated from the crackles.

The retrieved pieces using sounds separated by our method are compared with those using original sounds before mixing down in producing musical pieces.

In response to two simultaneous low and high frequency sounds of approximately equal levels, the space map briefly represents the locations of both sounds, then shifts rapidly to a representation that heavily favors the dominant sound (the low frequency sound for sounds separated in azimuth and the high frequency sound for sounds separated in elevation) (Figs. 4,6).

Furthermore, accurate synchronisation with sounds separated by more than 8 s demonstrate that multiple temporal levels are employed for facilitating temporal organisation and integration by the human brain.