Sentence examples for study listeners from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, in this study listeners meaningfully distinguished between victim and aggressor screams and integrated this information with pragmatic social knowledge in order to draw inferences about the nature of an interaction they could not see.

While this was not a focus of the present study, listeners' perceptions of the attended features were invariant in the face of fluctuating amplitude.

In both studies listeners show significant speed discrimination for looming sounds but no difference in the perceived speed of receding sounds.

Although jazz has become an establishment subject, worthy of academic study, many listeners feel it has lost the cutting-edge urgency of black musicians addressing the realities of their lives.

Composite similarity was calculated by collecting similarity data in a pilot study where listeners rated pairs of sounds from the 25 experimental sounds for their overall similarity.

In Klofstad's study, 800 listeners were presented with the same male and female voices in a normal tone and then again using the vocal fry affectation.

According to the theory in the study, a listener unconsciously imitates another person's expression.

Indeed, an earlier EEG study suggests that listeners start planning their responses to questions as soon as they can (Bögels et al., 2015a).

According to some objective measures, the algorithm performs well and a more detailed analysis including a psychoacoustic study on real listeners will be conducted in future research.

The study found that listeners respond most forcefully to emotional complexity, a depth of feeling enhanced by clever arrangements that kept throwing out surprises, and the back-and-forth between tension and release.

Consistent with others, the present study finds that listeners are generally quite poor at noticing a change when it does occur (low hits and high misses), but perform well on No-change trials (low false alarms and high correct rejections), indicating that listeners are nearly perfect at judging when no change has occurred.