Sentence examples similar to to perceive audibly from inspiring English sources

Companies are beginning to perceive these costs.

To perceive the Intangible".

The conventional metrics are seen to capture the overall loudness aspect of aircraft sounds, but give no clear information regarding which spectral or temporal characteristics cause the sounds to be perceived as audibly different.

They want to be perceived as bookish".

React with decorum to a perceived slight.

Shockwaves are acoustic pressure pulses of some micro-seconds duration that transmit energy from the place of generation, such as lightning strikes, to distant areas, where they are audibly perceived as loud thunder (as in lightening strikes).

The Department for Transport (DfT) commissioned research to gather statistics on accidents involving electric vehicles with pedestrians who are blind or vision impaired to determine whether the perceived accident risk is real and whether electric and hybrid cars are more difficult to detect audibly than conventional internal combustion engine vehicles.

In that mode, texts and e-mail messages you receive are read back to you audibly.

The first time around, Banner was close to moaning, audibly pained.

We hope to walk transects to both audibly and visually document which birds are present on each island.

(If the LAByrinth's multicultural project wants to reach across classes, it will also have to speak audibly across them).