Sentence examples for tone auditory from inspiring English sources

In this example, the stimulus is a Gaussian white noise sequence (representing, for example, luminance changes in a spatially uniform visual stimulus or the temporal modulations in a pure tone auditory stimulus).

In the parlance of sound engineers there is something called "room tone" — the auditory impression of silence in a certain chamber.

Enhanced inhibitory tone in auditory thalamic neurons may then serve to increase signal fidelity by decreasing "jitter" or noise level through hyperpolarization of the resting membrane potential [34].

Participants were asked to detect a pure tone (the auditory detection stimulus), which was occasionally (17%% of trials) presented amidst the white noise.

The most widely used electrophysiological procedure for estimating hearing thresholds in young children is click and tone burst auditory brainstem responses (ABR).

In the study by Fang and Xiao, rapamycin treatment improved tone burst auditory brainstem response (ABR) and reduced the level of oxidative products in cisplatin treated animals, whereas animals treated with rapamycin alone did not show significant differences in the ABR measurements compared to controls.

Early mapping studies in adult neocortex suggested that the representations of the trained digits in somatosensory cortex (Recanzone et al. 1992) or trained tones in auditory cortex (Recanzone et al. 1993) were expanded.

There was also a main effect of tone frequency on auditory activations in medial auditory cortex: activation magnitudes were larger to 900 Hz tone patterns than to tone patterns centered at 225 or 3600 Hz.

We manipulated (1) the predictive strength of a visual cue (five different cue colors vs. one [grey] color), (2) the probability of an auditory tone to occur (80% standard, 20% deviant tones), and (3) temporal predictability (predictable vs. unpredictable tone onset).

When healthy subjects are asked to judge the timing of a self-paced movement or of an auditory tone, there is a difference in judgement depending on whether the movement or tone occurs separately, or if the movement is believed by the subject to cause the tone to happen.

When a stimulus, like an auditory tone, occurs at the same time as a painful or otherwise aversive event, the tone comes to be associated with the pain and thereby acquires the capacity to trigger a protective fear (defense) response on its own.