Sentence examples similar to sound specifics from inspiring English sources

The cuticles (or sometimes the space on the fingernail just above the cuticles) of the left hand are pressed against the strings to sound specific pitches.

Building a fan base of five to 12 year-olds may sound specific and achievable, but there are 30 million children in Brazil alone who fall into this age bracket.

Sam Bisbee tailored the score for an 80's vibe using sound specific instruments that were popular then.

Concurrent validity was strongest for symptoms by comparing groups based on bodily reaction (general and sound specific).

Patient-reported outcome measures (questionnaires) are used to measure hypersensitivity to sound specific health related quality of life and to diagnose hyperacusis.

Both the (angry) reaction and symptom indices are significantly associated with general low well-being while at school and these responses tend to be sound specific.

History books say the duel was held "on the Weehawken duelling grounds," which sounds specific.

The focus of the class was becoming familiar with Chuck, a music- and sound-specific programming language developed by one our professors here at CCRMA, Ge Wang.

"We showed that you can get information in during sleep using the auditory system and that you can cue that rehearsal by providing sounds specific to each episode of learning".

When zooming in on a subject in the distance, for example, the microphones also zoom in and record the sounds specific to that subject.

On the other hand, Čeponienė et al. [ 31], demonstrated auditory orienting deficits in autism, which could not be explained by sensory deficits and concluded that the orienting deficit in autism might be speech-sound specific.