Sentence examples for tone stream from inspiring English sources
We calculate, from electrophysiological data in primates, that conscious perception reflects surprisingly small local alterations in mean cortical neuronal firing rate and energy consumption: perceiving visual stimulus movement, altered tactile vibration frequency, or tone stream separation, changes local cortical energy use by less than 6%.
The resulting epic poem spans languages, topics, structures, tones; a stream of consciousness that echoes the vast yet connected fears and joys of people in America.
Stimuli are artificial acoustic 'scenes' composed of several (up to twelve) concurrent tone-pip streams ('sources'sources
Just after the New Year, a group of German etymologists picked Lügenpresse — "lying press," usually uttered in the same tone as "lame-stream media" — as its "anti-word" of the year.
You search through Turntable.fm's database (under the sameDMCA license Pandora and Songza operate under) and set the tone for your own stream of music that will represent you on Piki.
In a recent ERP study, Snyder et al. [38] showed that the amplitude of the P2 auditory evoked-response correlated positively with the perceptual segregation of a single continuous stream of tones in two separate streams.
A similar study by Fischer in line with these findings reports that some DOC patients, irrespective of their diagnosis, are able to process SON stimuli when they are presented as deviant stimuli in a stream of tones.
Each song pulsated as if it had its own circulation system, with subtle movements in tone and melody shifting the stream.
Young constantly remoulded the melody - spinning new motifs from it, concentrating on tone and timbre more than streams of notes and, as he put it, "telling a story".
Observe the different color tones in clouds or a stream of sunlight bursting through the darkness.
The subjects then had to perform a task that involved pushing a button when they heard random changes (such as subtle changes in tone or pitch) in the audio stream.
