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Sound vibrations in the tracheal air column are evidently initiated and modulated by the vibrating membranes, specialized parts of the bronchial or tracheal walls.
The fabric walls absorb sound vibrations instead of transmitting them.
This effect is utilized in nickel magnetostriction transducers that transmit and receive high-frequency sound vibrations.
The resulting sound vibrations are amplified by the resonating qualities of the vocal sac or sacs.
Davis developed this technique further, using sound vibrations to apply simulated forces to real-world objects.
He started a business based on a process he invented for cleaning ancient textiles using sound vibrations.
Because free-reed instruments cause sound vibrations in unenclosed air, they are classified as free aerophones (as opposed to pipes).
The most interesting discovery was "Listening for Cancer," James Gimzewski's tuning in to the sound vibrations (music?) of cells.
"Music is defined as sound vibrations that are picked up by the ear," he told The Journal of Longevity, diplomatically.
Sound vibrations cause changes in volume in the anterior part of the bladder and are transmitted to the nervous system through the ossicles.
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Brian's archaeological interests – which started at Newgrange and Loughcrew neolithic monuments in County Meath, Ireland – have initiated a research programme into the properties of the 111hz sound vibration often found at ancient sites.
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