Sentence examples for sounds matched from inspiring English sources

The argument was finally resolved in 1943 when a birdwatcher named Norman Pullen settled the matter by placing a microphone inside a tree and watched the woodpecker as its bill struck the bark: the sounds matched the striking exactly.

We presented speech and non-speech sounds matched in stimulus complexity and hypothesised that an atypical pattern of lateralisation in children with DS might be more pronounced in response to speech sounds compared to non-speech sounds.

The key factor assessed in this test was perception of cues relevant to any external location of a sound: we created conditions to compare sounds matched for dynamic properties (Joris et al., 2006) where the only parameter manipulated was the externalizing effect of the HRTF, such that sounds were perceived as either externalized or non-externalized (Table 2 and Supplementary material).

The swoops and slides of this music, its unpredictable churn of changing sounds, matches the new kinds of editing and film techniques directors in the 60s and 70s were experimenting with.

But this sound matched the human rights argument perfectly.

Read the full obituary David S Ware, the saxophonist whose monumental sound matched his physical stature, has died aged 62 following complications from a kidney transplant he underwent in 2009.

Doctors learned this by playing tones to patients and asking them when the volume of the real sound matched that of the tinnitus, Dr. Martin said.

Charlie and Bill Monroe's sound matched their beautifully tailored suits; a streamlined whoosh, it brought intimations of big-city speed and excitement to their rural audiences.

One test of the gap-filling hypothesis would be to determine if gap-evoked cortical potentials are absent or attenuated when measured within background sound matched to the tinnitus sensation.

This score is computed locally, across short (10 ms) FFT windows and indicates how well the sound matched in both motifs.

Everything about it is huge, the powerful drum sound matching the ambitious, Beatles-influenced melodies.