On the contrary, in the presence of only one interrogation tone, the distance would have been estimated directly from the phase of the sinusoid in (23) from which d is obtained with an ambiguity of (d_{text {max}}=frac {c}{4 f_{1}} approx 9, cm, which is obviously too small for any practical application of the system.
Tone (and distance) at the top matter - Attitudes towards risk are deeply informed by the tone, tenor and remoteness at the top.
But more than a few San Diegans see a paradox in an area meant to celebrate friendship taking on tones of distance and separation.
It is not the standard solo-cello recording ideal: it has no room tone, no physical distance for the slowly decaying notes to reach your ear.
One of my favourite lines belonged to Sandy, when he was congratulating Roper on the decoy run at the Syrian border: "You are a very bad man!" It was said like a joke, accompanied by a feeble high five – one public school boy to another, deploying a tone of camp distance to make their mundane exploits seem more exciting.
So if a person is receiving a call and their iPhone recognizes them (determined by a number of factors, including skin tone, vectors, feature distance and size, etc).
One second later a circular target appeared, accompanied by a tone, at a distance of 8 cm from the start circle, in one of three possible directions (Fig. 2B): 75°, 120°, and 165° (where 0° is the "3 o'clock" direction).
Hearing impairment was defined as the inability to hear a normal conversational tone at a distance of 1 m.
Even if you know he's into you, keep your distance, tone down the PDA, and let him see that you're your own person with your own interests and schedule.
A noise tone as a distance-increasing signal over time had a reduced effect on mean midline distance following diazepam pre-treatment when compared with sham in the test-naïve (−0.79, 95% CI: −1.6 to 0.0, P = 0.047), but not to the same extent in the test-experienced (−0.47, 95% CI: −1.5 to 0.6, P = 0.370) dogs.
