Sentence examples for subtle acoustic from inspiring English sources
Given the obvious selective advantage of 'labelling' contexts with distinct signals, why do gibbons and other non-human primates not produce acoustically more discrete signals for different contexts, instead of the subtle acoustic variations within just one call type?
Saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock played a set of subtle acoustic music, sometimes suggesting Lee Konitz and Warne Marsh.
Do subtle acoustic cues, such as spectral envelop, have any influence on the efficiency of information transmission?
At both sites, they also observed a subtle acoustic "anomaly," a faint reflection of something in the water that follows the contours of the seafloor below.
To address the questions raised in the "Introduction" section, our results support the hypotheses that similarity in the speech characteristics of the information sender and information receiver result in higher information transmission efficiency, and that subtle acoustic cues, such as the spectral envelope, influence efficiency of information transmission.
In the song, a forlorn Jackson, accompanied by the subtle acoustic guitar work of Tommy Emmanuel, sings about being separated from a loved one "much too soon".
She was backed by a subtle and classy acoustic trio: her husband, Éamon Doorley, playing bouzouki guitar; Tony Byrne on guitar; and thoughtful fiddle work from Duncan Chisholm.
Recorded, like Kitty Jay, in the kitchen of a cottage out on the edge of Dartmoor, it's an album that matches his no-nonsense singing with a subtle blend of acoustic styles, driven on by his own guitar and violin work.
In pilot observations, we have noted subtle but seemingly consistent acoustic variation is some of these calls, which suggested an affixation-like acoustic organisation.
Anyone who has ever grabbed a microphone and belted out some Bruce or Waylon in a bar knows he could do better with subtle tweaks in technique, acoustics or blood alcohol content.
In the best instances, a Rhodes can even enhance the subtle, advanced interplay of an acoustic jazz group.
