monaurally
The percussionist is profoundly deaf, but she senses vibrations and rhythm through her body rather than aurally.
The production is a little boring, aurally.
Television gives us everything, both visually and aurally.
The information was presented both visually on a screen and aurally with headset audio.
These were quintessential 1970s films: formally unpredictable, aurally chaotic, and deeply cynical.

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Sound & its properties

Examples of aurally

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Both the series of priming words and the probe word were presented aurally.
The voice's entrance aurally opposes the studio skill present in the previous moments of music.
When we no longer hear distant sound through the roar of the traffic, we aurally re-define the expanse of the landscape.
In this case we aurally inspected the stimuli to ensure that no audible distortions had occurred as a result of the rate manipulations.
An analogy may be a symphony orchestra whereby, aurally, instruments are added when required and removed when no longer required.
These he presented live to some classes, aurally or audio-visually by video recordings to others.
It was aurally pleasing to have some elements that changed rapidly and others that evolved slowly.
The pre-composed part could also be backings behind a solo, which could be taught aurally off the cuff.
This calm is not only disturbed visually, but aurally as well, as the sound of construction fills the air.
An incidental probe word was presented aurally 2,000 msec after onset of the delay interval.
Listeners' ratings of aurally presented taped music did not relate consistently to the varying technical-acoustical quality of three recordings.
There may be no real sounding body involved nor any aurally identifiable causal action supposedly responsible for making the sound.
The particle-particle interactions make the system's dynamics much more aurally interesting.
These were presented aurally and rated for their 'emotional level' by two classes of freshmen auraltraining students.
Each individual part moves only in stepwise motion but together they introduce aurally thirds, fourths, fifths, and sixths.
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