Sentence examples for sound tolerance from inspiring English sources

Tinnitus reduces the output dynamic range by raising the floor, while hyperacusis reduces the input dynamic range by lowering the ceiling or sound tolerance level.

Informal feedback on sound tolerance was obtained.

According to P. J. Jastreboff and M. M. Jastreboff [ 22], the average ULLs for patients reporting problems with sound tolerance are between 60 and 85 dB HL, whilst for all other patients ~100 dB HL.

Clinicians agreed that among the objective measures, shape of the audiogram, degree of hearing loss, health of the ears, manual dexterity and manipulation difficulties, and hyperacusis/reduced loud sound tolerance all play an important role when deciding whether to fit hearing aids for a mild hearing loss (Table 5).

"For the average American, civil unions sound like tolerance, but marriage sounds like approval".

From Tom Lehrer's "Love, love love me, I'm a liberal" and Shelley Berman's nervous flier to Woody Allen's mockery of cuny ethics and Nichols and May's sublime catalogue of the sounds of tolerance ("Well, Al Schweitzer is just a great guy. Al is a lot of laughs. I personally have never dated him"), their subject was liberalism and its pieties.

That doesn't sound like "zero tolerance" to us.

The looks may still carry, but things surely sound different; pop's tolerance for naughty has grown, shaking off the chummy naïveté that allowed a song to shoehorn an infidelity jingle into daily family car rides and high-school dances across the country.

Susan J. Stabile, a professor at St . Johns University Law School in New York and a parishioner at Our Lady of Fatima in Manorhaven, said zero tolerance often sounds like a better solution than it turns out to be.

She describes his sometimes caustic nature, and what sounds like a zero tolerance to the apparatus of bullshit: "Polke's friends recall his unusual ability to see through the deceit, subterfuge, and artifice of polite society," Kathy says, "to penetrate the trivialities of the status quo in order to make visible its unstable values".

More broadly, though, I sense that for all the sound and fury, the political tolerance for a period of high inflation has risen.