Sentence examples for trial sound from inspiring English sources

Startle trial sound pulses (30 ms duration) were delivered at a range of intensities (80, 90, 100, 110, 120 dB) and 3 blocks of 110 dB pulses were presented at the beginning, middle and end of the session to measure within-session habituation.

The rape trial sounds much like one that might take place now (although the phrase "Are you willing to confirm your testimony under the torture of thumbscrews?" is rarely heard these days).

Televised drug trials sound like the stuff of TV dreams, particularly if there's a chance that the subjects' heads will suddenly explode like microwave popcorn, and it's not hard to imagine a future where Channel 4 is the biggest funder of medical research, viewers red-buttoning the route of endoscopy cameras when nothing good is on TV.

On each conditioning trial the sound of a bell or a metronome is promptly followed by food powder blown by an air puff into the dog's mouth.

The report gave a number of conclusions about DRM from the trial: The sound quality from the trial was better than AM quality, but not as good as average DAB quality; The daytime coverage of the DRM trial extended further than the discontinued AM service.

For each test trial, the "sound only" was played followed by a jittered interval (3.5 s+/−1.5 s) where only a fixation cross was presented.

Thus the pharmacological basis for this trial appears sound.

Thus, particular care should be taken to avoid coercion and to ensure that the basis for the patient's entry into the trial is sound and ethically robust.

On every trial, one sound sequence had a timbre designated as the 'target' timbre, Tt, while the other had a distinct 'distractor' timbre, Td.

Timeline indicating housing conditions and approximate timing of backpack application, habituation phase (minimum 7 days), beginning of trial and sound recordings (ca. 3 weeks, see 'Materials and methods'), onset of nest material availability, end of trial.

For each trial, a sound is produced after the adjustment of the wall and door intensities by the computer, and the subject is asked to verbally report the apparent door position as "Left", "Center" or "Right"; they are encouraged to guess one of the three choices if unable to determine where the door is.