acoustically造句

acoustically ill-equipped studios.

polarization-independent acoustically-tunable optical filter

A Finite Element Analysis of acoustically transparent planar PVDF hydrophone

an antique record player; the sound of the vibrating needle is amplified acoustically.

(linguistics) any of various acoustically different forms of the same phoneme.

rotating records cause a stylus to vibrate and the vibrations are amplified acoustically or electronically.

The reconstruction algorithm plays a key role in reconstructing acoustically the flame temperature field in coal-burning boiler hearth.

The scientists in Bonn have solved this mystery: differences in ripeness are often invisible, but can be detected acoustically in the form of ethylene.

These findings suggest that the different motivational states of dogs in aggressive, friendly or submissive contexts may result in acoustically different barks.

Of or relating to sound transmission from two sources, which may vary acoustically, as in tone or pitch, to give a stereophonic effect.

Withthe high-performance woofers being connected acoustically to the side sills, the hollows space inside these sills is used to provide particularly impressive sound volume.

Since the researchers were careful to only substitute sounds that were equivalently different acoustically, then the listeners must have at some level responded to the meaning of the sound.

Studies have noted that vocalisations that some apes make while being tickled are similar to those made when they are playing, and acoustically they share some characteristics with human laughter.

But if the goal is to reproduce sounds accurately, then a speaker must be either an acoustic point source (monopole, omni-directional) or an acoustically small bi-directional source (dipole).