audibilize

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audible | American Dictionary

audible
adjective
us/ˈɔ·də·bəl/
loud enough to be heard:
Her voice was barely audible above the roar of the engines.

audibly

adverbus/ˈɔ·də·bli/
He sighed audibly.

Examples of audible

audible
Such studies provide no data about the subjective localization of visible and audible events.
When this music reappears in the orchestra during the opera's critical closing scene, the quieter undertones of its significance become audible.
Curiously, in a work so rich in spectral thinking, this is the only audible presence of the natural harmonic series in the whole piece.
This leaden, dynamic sculpture, robust of sound and material, exuded some kind of danger that was both audible and visual.
The intensity was adjusted during practice trials to a level that the child found comfortable and clearly audible.
The three metaphorical transformations are audible through the layers of observable musical elements to which they give rise: materials, expression, form and value.
Audible and visible actions allow the copresent group members to follow the individual activities of those around them.
Increases in audible traffic activity cause certain parameters in the visuals' composition to gradually speed up, resulting in a 'busier' visual composition.
Language generation is used to produce a natural language text expressing the system's input data, and speech generation is used to make this text audible.
This distortion gives rise to frequency components in the audible bandwidth, which can be accurately predicted, and therefore precisely controlled.
Frequencies below the audible range of hearing affect the body and perception in ways which can seem unpredictable.
In this case we aurally inspected the stimuli to ensure that no audible distortions had occurred as a result of the rate manipulations.
This creates an audible variation to the trichordal harmonies.
The distinctions between each work, as speculative as some of them are, are legion and most are actually audible.
The trembling poplar shelterbelt trees make movement audible.
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