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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Acoustic Sensitivity"”.

  1. Rhythmic Sensitivity and Developmental Language Disorder in Children

    … contribution made by differing levels of sensitivity to the rhythmic properties of language. Children with DLD have been shown to have reduced sensitivity to some of the acoustic cues present in speech which are thought to be important for rhythmic perception. Since rhythm forms the basis …

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  2. High-throughput sensing of bulk fluids and freely flowing particles with opto-mechano-fluidics

    … Fundamentally, OMFR interfaces with bulk fluids acoustically through the shell-fluid hybrid mechanical modes. A numerical setup for an eigenfrequency analysis of the OMFR system in the acoustic regime is developed. This model unifies the solid shell domain and the inner fluid domain by applying …

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  3. Application of optical fibers to wideband differential interferometry and measurements of pulsed waves in liquids

    … the pattern yields a differential measure of the acoustic field amplitude at the location of the two probe beams. If a pulsed ultrasonic wave is generated in the tank in a direction perpendicular to and coplanar with the probe beams, each beam is modulated independently and output signals of …

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  4. Who Said That? Towards a Machine-Prediction-Based Approach to Tursiops Truncatus Whistle Localization and Attribution in a Reverberant Dolphinarium

    … complex brains. Moreover, given dolphins' known acoustic sensitivity, serving their well-studied echolocation ability, some researchers have speculated that dolphin communication is mediated in large part by a sophisticated "vocal" language. However, evidence supporting this belief is scarce. …

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  5. Global development, acoustic and emissive consequences of hydropower

    … of physical habitat features which generate acoustic stimuli that are relevant to organisms. In addition, initial flooding of terrestrial habitats results in the rapid decay of organic matter, which releases greenhouse gases (GHG) into the atmosphere. Conservation and management of river …

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