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And even if no longer acoustically deadened, they can still be deprived of their otherworldly dimension.
This leaves us with pitch as the most important acoustically measurable correlate of stress.
Virtual concert performance - synthetic animated musicians playing in an acoustically simulated room.
Relationships between acoustically determined productive knowledge and phonological treatment progress.
Our senses become a virtual auditory room, a place where acoustically evoked images arise.
Our results indicate that solitary activities with objects are often accompanied by an acoustically distinct set of vocalizations in infants around one year of age.
Yet the most important thing is this: that however digital and electronic such music may be, it must finally be realised acoustically.
Phonetically, issues arise as to the correlates of the features describing such classes, both acoustically/auditorily and articulatorily.
Language comprehension in language-learning impaired children improved with acoustically modified speech.
A tendency toward unrounding (which acoustically results in a higher second formant) is also reported for some dialects affected by fronting.
Indeed, to the extent that no two words are ever acoustically identical, variation occurs in all speech.
Language comprehension in language-learning-impaired children improved with acoustically modified speech.
Although there is not strong evidence for acoustically distinct cry types, infant cries may function as a graded signal.
Tokens of 0ai0 and 0au0 were analyzed acoustically.
Performance technique took on new meaning in these pieces, becoming a means of opening the saxophone acoustically and exploring its hidden resonant characteristics.
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